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The 16 pages that link to Waqf, each with the reason it gives.

• Islamic architectureRelated: Waqf funding sustained mosques, schools, baths, and other buildings across generations.

• PhilanthropyRelated: Waqf institutions funded education, worship, and social services across Islamic societies.

• MadrasaRelated: Endowments commonly financed madrasa buildings, staff, and student support.

• CaravanseraiRelated: Endowments could finance caravanserai construction and maintenance.

• Al-Aqsa MosqueRelated: The Jerusalem Islamic Waqf administers the mosque and the compound’s Islamic religious affairs.

• Sacred geographyRelated: Endowments have supported institutions and services that sustain sacred places and pilgrimage.

• Mamluk architectureRelated: Endowed revenue supported Mamluk complexes and their continuing public and religious services.

• NizamiyyaRelated: Endowed assets helped finance madrasa buildings, staff, and students.

• Islamic gardenRelated: Endowments could support gardens and water infrastructure as public or charitable works.

• Islamic socialismRelated: Waqf institutions have financed social services through collective stewardship of property.

• Islam in Central AsiaRelated: Endowments supported mosques, schools, shrines, and other institutions of Muslim life.

• Islam in EgyptRelated: Endowments historically supported Egyptian mosques, schools, and charitable services.

• Shrine of Imam RezaRelated: Endowments have supported the shrine and its services across centuries.

• Faith-Based OrganizationsRelated: Waqf institutions have funded religious, educational, and social services across Muslim societies.