Al Qard Al Hassanat
We help people escape debt and financial hardship with dignity. Through interest-free loans known as Qard Hasan, hope flows to those in need and returns to uplift the next family.
Every repayment cycles back into the waqf, keeping the support alive and expanding. Mercy becomes momentum.
100%
Interest-free loans backed by community trust
Continuous
Funds recirculate so generosity never stops
Total Qard Hasan Lent
$368,000
Interest Avoided
$56,500
How it works
Waqf + Qard Hasan
To keep this effort sustainable, we use a waqf: contributions are invested and the returns fund benevolent loans. Each repayment replenishes the pool, so one act of giving ignites many.
Qur’anic foundation
“Loan Allah a goodly loan” (57:18) — a noble reward awaits.
Community promise
Relief with dignity so families can rise and help others.
“The more people we help out of debt, the more they can uplift others, creating a ripple of generosity that grows stronger with every act.”
Why this Waqf Matters
We revive a beautiful Sunnah by keeping support flowing to families who need relief now.
Dignity & Relief
We honour every applicant with interest-free, benevolent lending so they can rebuild without shame or exploitation.
Continuous Cycle
Every repayment flows back into the waqf and is lent again, multiplying the impact of every contribution.
Growing Good
Using a waqf means funds are invested so returns can keep supporting more people over time.
Waqf Impact
Contributions invested. Returns fund benevolent loans. Relief keeps circulating.
What is a Waqf?
A waqf is a charitable endowment where contributions are invested and the returns are dedicated to good causes. This keeps support constant and allows Al Qard Al Hassanat to reach more households in need with each cycle.
Qur’anic guidance
Qard Hasan is mentioned many times as a “goodly loan” to Allah.
Perpetual support
Returns are reinvested to expand relief every year.
It is described as one of the best business transactions a believer can make. Together, we restore a noble tradition and strengthen our Ummah.
How the Cycle Flows
Mercy becomes momentum through three simple steps.
Community endows
Contributions and donations seed the waqf and are invested ethically.
Loans circulate
Interest-free loans go to families who need immediate relief.
Hope multiplies
Repaid funds return to the waqf, ready to serve the next household.
“Indeed, the men who practice charity and the women who practice charity and [they who] have loaned Allah a goodly loan – it will be multiplied for them, and they will have a noble reward” (Qur’an 57:18).
«إِنَّ الْمُصَّدِّقِينَ وَالْمُصَّدِّقَاتِ وَأَقْرَضُوا اللَّهَ قَرْضًا حَسَنًا يُضَاعَفُ لَهُمْ وَلَهُمْ أَجْرٌ كَرِيمٌ» (الحديد ١٨)
This beautiful Sunnah is often forgotten today. By reviving it, we strengthen our Ummah. The more people we help out of debt, the more they uplift others, creating a ripple of generosity that grows stronger with every act.