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Public Waqf


A type of waqf which mainly serves the public. In other words, the waqf’s proceeds/ usufruct (ghallah) will be used for public interest (maslahah a’amah) such as hospitals, mosques, public restrooms, public water dispensers, etc.

The property given as endowment (mawqoof) will remain a waqf for perpetuity. That is, it cannot be disposed of either by the waqf donor/ founder (waqif) or beneficiaries.

Public waqf (waqf a’am) is also known as general waqf.



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