About The Wakf East Africa .
The Wakf East Africa is a coolaabotaion of 18 East African countries with a mission to develop the Wakf standerds and values through sharing ideas and the minimal resources possible for the benefit of their Muslim communities
Vision
Through our Islamic values, we look in to a world which thriving communities help everyone achieve their potential.
Mission
To help the partners Muslim communities get out of poverty through a sustainable solutions that lead to positive change.
Value
We remain guided by the teachings of the Qur’an & the Sunnah of the prophet as we do with Sincerity (Ikhlas) & Amana
For Visitors .
It gives us great pleasure to welcome all distinguished guests to our platform of the first ever International Wakf East African Conference.
We are delighted and honored that the visitors here will registered for all our conference we are planing from this year.
There are two reasons for the exceptional interest in this initiative: firstly we wish to collaborate different country and share ideas on matters of Wakf development, and educating young members about the same as a succession strategy for a future development of the Wakf.
Dr. Ibrahim Bulushi as the C.E.O Wakf commissioners of Kenya have worked tirelessly, with imagination, insight and diplomatic skill - in designing the the strategy till now hopes can be seen fro the faces of the close communities.
Thank you all for visiting this platform and we would appreciate you sharing the link to family and friends.
The CEO Desk .
A waqf is a legal document that sets aside certain property or resources for the purpose of a perpetual endowment. Literally meaning ‘still’ or ‘unmoving’ it is a declaration by an individual, always written, that a certain possession (be it money, land or property) would be held in perpetuity, as a trust, to be used for the betterment of the community. Thus, throughout the Muslim world, individuals donated their property and their possessions to be used to build places of worship and centres of education, to provide health-care, to facilitate trade, to fund and maintain sabils (structures that provided free water to the public), to create inns which housed pilgrims and to provide a range of institutions for the protection of the weak and needy. The institutionalisation of waqf provided a means for the community to upkeep collectively its obligation to uphold the ethics of compassion and care.
Our Objectives .
The conference would bring in a network pool of great Islamic diplomat contributors specifically in the development of WAQF. Their contributions to this field are unparalleled and the conference will be of great impact in line with the overall objective of developing a Global WAQF Development object to drive the transformation of the economic and social integration of the Muslim Ummah.