Project Descriptions 

• WAQF Projects
  
  In the Muslim tradition, a "Waqf" is a perpetual endowment dedicated to a public, pious, or charitable cause, or to specific individuals.

  The donated asset becomes inalienable.

  The Prophet (peace be upon him) encouraged this practice, advising Omar ibn al-Khattab to retain a piece of land and dedicate its proceeds to charity.
  Following the passing of the Prophet (peace be upon him), Waqf endowments became widespread, encompassing assets such as land, houses, shops, bathhouses, stables, caravanserais, and inns.

  
  
  

• Zakat al Maal

  In Arabic, the word "Zakat" means purification.

  As the third pillar of Islam, Zakat is a divine obligation requiring any Muslim whose wealth reaches a specific threshold - known as "nissab" - to contribute a portion of their assets (typically 2.5%) to beneficiaries explicitly defined by God (swt) in the Quran.

  It is a right owed to the poor from the wealth of the rich. Fulfilling the obligation of Zakat is an act of worship that strengthens one’s faith. It serves to purify one’s wealth from any potential illicit gains, while also cleansing the donor of selfishness, greed, and an excessive love for money.

   

• Quran Project
  
  The intensive hifz (Quran memorization) circles project aims to enhance the quality and organization of Quranic instruction by supporting teachers and groups dedicated to the memorization of the Quran.

  By making a donation, you contribute to the sustainability and expansion of this noble initiative in service of the Book of Allah.
  The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "The best among you is the one who learns the Quran and teaches it." (Reported by al-Bukhārī)

  
  
  
• Mosques
  
  The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "Whoever builds a mosque for the sake of Allah, Allah will build a house for him in Paradise."

  Reported by Al-Bukhari and Muslim.

  A donation to a mosque can be used for various purposes:

  • Maintaining the mosque: paying for electricity, heating, and water bills, and funding repairs.

  • Building or expanding the mosque: creating new spaces to accommodate worshippers.

  • Purchasing equipment: prayer rugs, copies of the Quran, educational materials, etc.

  • Organizing religious activities: Quran classes, lectures, and religious instruction.

  • Helping those in need: distributing meals (iftar or sadaqa), supporting struggling families, and organizing charitable initiatives.

  • Supporting the youth: offering educational activities and learning spaces.

  • Funding mosque projects: improving facilities and developing community activities.
    
    
    

• Partners
  
  The foundation has developed strategic partnerships to mobilize financial, human, and material resources, enhance the visibility of its initiatives, and ensure the long-term sustainability of its projects for the public good.
  These collaborations aim to maximize its social impact and contribute in a lasting way to the fulfillment of its mission of public utility.
  
  
  
• Humanitarian Aid
  
  The involvement of a public-utility foundation in humanitarian efforts is essential for realizing its mission of serving the public interest and providing tangible assistance to vulnerable individuals.

  
  Key objectives:

  • Helping those in need: providing support to the disadvantaged, victims of crises, or vulnerable populations.

  • Strengthening solidarity: promoting the values ​​of sharing, mutual aid, and compassion. 

  • Bringing the foundation’s mission to life: transforming its commitments into tangible, measurable actions.

  • Improving living conditions: contributing to access to food, healthcare, education, and essential necessities.

  • Raising public awareness: encouraging citizens, businesses, and institutions to engage with humanitarian causes.

  • Developing partnerships: collaborating with NGOs, associations, and specialized organizations.

  • Strengthening the foundation’s credibility: demonstrating a concrete commitment to the public interest.

  
  
  
• Support for Students
  
  By supporting students, the foundation demonstrates that its public-interest mission extends beyond addressing social emergencies; it also involves investing in long-term, sustainable solutions.
  
  

  • Student Mentorship

    The foundation’s mission is to accompany and support students throughout their academic journey, providing an environment rooted in mutual aid, attentive listening, and solidarity.

    It works to foster academic and university success by offering support tailored to students' specific needs—whether educational, social, or financial.

    Through various initiatives, the foundation aims to facilitate access to higher education, encourage academic perseverance, and help students overcome the challenges they may encounter during their studies. It also seeks to promote the sharing of experiences, mentorship, academic and career guidance, and peer-to-peer support.

    Convinced that education is a vital catalyst for personal fulfillment and societal development, the foundation is committed to creating opportunities that enable every student to pursue their ambitions and reach their full potential, regardless of their background or social circumstances.

    Its work is grounded in the core values ​​of solidarity, equal opportunity, responsibility, and collective success.

     

  • Meritorious Students
    

    The merit-based scholarship program aims to reward, value, and encourage students who distinguish themselves through their academic achievements, perseverance, and personal commitment.

    By awarding scholarships, the program seeks to recognize the efforts and sacrifices made by students throughout their academic and university careers, while providing financial support to help them continue their studies.

    Beyond recognizing academic excellence, this initiative promotes a culture of merit, hard work, and dedication. It also aims to encourage younger generations to pursue their ambitions, develop their skills, and become responsible, engaged members of society.

    Scholarships are awarded based on transparent and objective criteria, taking into account factors such as academic performance, consistent effort, motivation, and—depending on the specific terms—social and community involvement.

    Through this initiative, the goal is to transform individual success into a source of collective inspiration and to invest in the potential of younger generations, based on the conviction that today’s students are the architects and builders of tomorrow’s society.