Waqef
Waqef is a term that originates from Arabic and carries significant meaning within Islamic jurisprudence and social customs. Literally translating to "waqf" or endowment, it refers to the act of dedicating a property or asset for religious or charitable purposes. This dedication is considered irrevocable, meaning the asset can no longer be owned by an individual but is instead held in perpetuity for the benefit of a specific cause or the general public.
The concept of waqf is deeply rooted in the Quran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad, emphasizing
Waqf plays a crucial role in the social welfare system of many Muslim-majority countries, providing essential