The Waqf Act governs endowments made for religious, charitable, and community purposes within the Muslim legal framework. Our firm provides specialized legal services in matters pertaining to waqf properties, administration, and disputes, ensuring compliance with statutory requirements while protecting the rights of stakeholders.

We assist in drafting and registering waqf deeds, ensuring that the intentions of the donor (waqif) are accurately reflected and legally enforceable. Proper documentation and registration are essential for the validity and smooth administration of waqf properties, and our team ensures that every step is handled with precision.

Our lawyers represent clients in disputes relating to waqf administration, including mismanagement, unauthorized use of property, and breach of fiduciary duties by mutawallis (managers). We provide advisory and litigation services before the Waqf Board, addressing matters of oversight, approvals, and governance.

We also handle mutawalli-tenant disputes, including conflicts over rent, unauthorized occupation, and recovery of possession. In cases where the mutawalli seeks to regain control, we represent clients in possession and eviction suits, ensuring rightful administration of waqf assets.

In addition, we assist with disputes concerning the validity of waqf deeds, succession of mutawallis, and allocation of income generated from waqf properties. Our approach is both preventive and corrective: we help clients structure their waqf arrangements to minimize future disputes while also providing strong representation in ongoing litigation.

With an in-depth understanding of the Waqf Act and its intersection with personal and property laws, our team ensures that waqf matters are managed ethically, transparently, and in alignment with the donor’s intent.