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Waqf Quran
A copy of the Quran placed in Makkah in your name or in the name of a loved one. An ongoing charity whose rewards continue for as long as the Quran is read.
What is the Waqf Quran?
A Quran waqf (endowment) means offering a copy of the Holy Book so that it is made available in Makkah. Every person who reads this Quran will bring you rewards, making this act one of the noblest forms of sadaqa jariya (ongoing charity).
“When the son of Adam dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: an ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for him.”— Sahih Muslim, no. 1631
How it works
1. Submit your request online
Give the name of the beneficiary for whom the Quran will be placed.
2. Quran placed in Makkah
A copy of the Quran is placed in your name in Makkah, the holiest city in Islam.
3. Video proof on WhatsApp
You receive a visual proof of the placement directly on WhatsApp.
A real placement in Makkah
Why place it in Makkah?
The holiest city in Islam — rewards there are multiplied
Millions of pilgrims pray and read the Quran there every year
Ongoing charity: the rewards continue for as long as the Quran is read
Can be done for a living person, a deceased person or a loved one
By reservation · depending on the availability of a student in Makkah
Frequently asked questions about the Waqf Quran
Yes, the Waqf Quran is a particularly recommended act for someone who has passed away. It is an ongoing charity (sadaqa jariya) whose rewards reach them for as long as the Quran is read.
There is no limit. You can place as many orders as you wish, each for a different beneficiary or for the same one.
A complete, good-quality copy of the Quran (mushaf), suitable for reading in Makkah.
You will receive a visual proof (photo or video) of the Quran placed in Makkah, sent directly to your WhatsApp.
Your proofs remain private. The examples shown on the site are a few real proofs shared with permission, with first names and surnames hidden.
Offer a Waqf Quran
Service available by reservation, depending on the availability of a student in Makkah.