How it works
The six stages, from drafting the dedication to administering it, and who acts at each.
The six stagesGive an asset once. Fund a cause forever.
That is a waqf, and Muslims have been making them for fourteen centuries. The asset leaves your hands but is never spent: it is kept whole, and only what it earns goes to the cause. Waqf.Finance is where one is set up and looked after.
Forms of waqf
Each form carries the ruling that allows it and the sources that ruling rests on.
Forms and rulingsGovernance
Every ruling names its basis and its author. This is where you can audit both.
What rulings rest on
For a waqifDraft a waqfCash, securities, property, land or rights. Choose what you are giving and see the questions a waqf actually asks. Nothing is signed.Start drafting 
For institutionsAdminister awqaf on the recordA mandate, a chain of authority, and a record that whoever administers the waqf in a hundred years can still read and act on.Waqf Operators What you should know before you start
Why any of this is written down
The people administering a waqf in a hundred years will not have met the person who made it. They will have the record and nothing else, and if it does not say what the purpose was, who benefits and on what terms, a waqf run on their guesses drifts from what it was for. That is what this platform is for: not to hold the property or rule on it, but to keep the terms legible for as long as the waqf lasts.
How that is kept