Two tracks, one portfolio
Every domain we hold goes through the same first question: is this useful to the mission, sellable to fund it, or something in between that needs a human decision. That sorts each name into one of two public tracks.
Sponsoring a waqf domain
- Browse the waqf-eligible catalog and pick a name that speaks to you.
- Make a one-time endowment donation, with an optional dedication — in memory of, or in honor of, someone.
- We register the domain in perpetuity and build a starter Islamic site on it: a Quran recitation page, a dedication plaque, and links to our core content.
- Higher tiers add custom content built around your dedication, or a full ongoing dawah project hosted under the domain.
This program is described in the spirit of waqf principles. Its structure is under review by our religious and financial advisors before public launch.
Buying a domain for sale
- Browse the marketplace and find a name that fits your project or brand.
- Each listing shows a market valuation and a discounted sale price, 20–50% off depending on the domain.
- Buy outright, make an offer, or ask about our 3-installment payment plan.
- Once payment is confirmed, we transfer the domain to you directly through GoDaddy.
Every dollar raised funds this project and the dawah sites it supports.
How a domain gets classified
Core project domains — the sites we actively run — are never listed anywhere. Everything else is sorted by whether it carries a genuine Islamic identity worth endowing, or has no connection to the mission and exists to be sold. A short human review checks every name before it's published, so nothing meaningful is accidentally sold and nothing purely commercial is mislabeled as a donation opportunity.