About This Project
Rather than being spent and gone, Waqf gifts are placed into income-generating assets — rental property, agricultural land, or similar holdings — so the returns fund the Foundation's programs indefinitely, long after the original gift was given. This is the same self-sustaining model used by established Waqf-first charities worldwide, and it's central to how we intend to keep operational costs from ever competing with program funds. A gift to this fund isn't a single act of charity — it's a source of ongoing good that keeps giving for generations.
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