Your waqf · at work

See your waqf at work.

Here is how the waqf works. A family buys an item on our marketplace at the seller’s one price. The price is the same whether they pay now or over time, and there is no interest (0%). The waqf pays the seller a lower, wholesale price. The difference is the profit, and it helps people hit by disaster. Nothing is earned for time, and nothing is invested yet.

The waqf costs you 0%. qardon.org only keeps the record of your waqf, and never holds your money.

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No profit is promised. The profit of a deal is hoped for, never guaranteed — a buyer may stop paying. We give no rate, and we compare ourselves to no lender. Money that is not yet in a deal stays in your own account, and you can take it at any time. Money in a deal keeps working until the deal is finished.

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What your waqf will do

One waqf, four kinds of work — the whole journey, in order.

  1. You register your waqf

    Lend once — money or property. It is recorded in your name, for good or for the period you choose, and it starts working that day.

  2. It becomes a free loan

    Your waqf is lent at 0% to someone who needs it — repaid, then lent to the next. It never stops circling.

  3. It earns while it waits

    Between loans, it works on our marketplace. It buys at the wholesale price what a family buys at one price, at 0% — with no interest. Honest work — and it never earns money for you personally.

  4. The yield lifts the struck

    All the profit is set aside for Recovery, which helps people hit by disaster. You keep none of it — that is how it is meant to work. Payouts are not open yet. Recovery is a record of the profit in the community’s own accounts, not money kept in one place.

Deals you can join — waqf money goes first

For each item below, a buyer on qardon.com has already offered to pay for it in parts, at 0%, and the seller wants cash. Your waqf buys the item from the seller for cash, for less than the price. Then it sells it to that buyer at the one price he offered. That price is the same whether he pays now or month by month; it never grows, and there are no late fees. What the waqf saved by paying cash is the profit we hope for, and it goes back into the waqf to help the next family. Waqf money goes in first; people’s own money fills what is left. Nothing is earned for time: we give no rate, we promise none, and we compare ourselves to no lender. Our robots work out the numbers, a second robot checks them, and no person approves a deal: the people who put money in decide.

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Every number comes from the marketplace and is shown in full on each deal’s page: what the seller is paid, what closing the sale costs, what the buyer pays, and how each payment is split — the money put in is paid back first. Fotoh is paid nothing from the deal.