alleryStart learning →Under Islamic law, an asset donated as waqf cannot be what?
AUsed for pious ends
BRented out to the poor
CManaged by a caretaker
DSold, transferred or gifted
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Sold, transferred or gifted
Once declared waqf, the asset is held permanently for its purpose and cannot be sold, transferred or given away.
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