استثمار الدولة للأوقاف الخيرية وغلاتها: دراسة فقهية

Abstract EN

What is meant by the idea of the state’s investment in charitable endowments and their revenues is that: the state’s development of the assets and revenues of the charitable endowments that it is responsible for using all other safe and legally permissible contracts.

The investment of charitable endowments that the state now practices can be based on the provisions for exploiting and investing endowments stipulated by jurists.

The research has concluded that: The condition for the donor to invest a portion of the endowment’s yield to develop its origin is a condition that benefits the principal of the endowment, and if it is permissible to make an exception from the yields for what may not benefit the principal of the endowment, then it is permissible for what benefits the endowment’s principal, and it is permissible to invest the yields of charitable endowments that are in excess of the needs of the entities to which the endowment is entrusted.

For a number of the evidence presented in its place, The investment of charitable endowments has several controls stipulated by jurists, which can be summarized as follows: The field of investment must be legitimate, the investment must achieve a preponderant interest for the charitable endowments, the conditions of the donors must be taken into account, the investment must be undertaken by experienced and trustworthy people, and the investment must not conflict with the necessary needs of the beneficiaries.

And the ruler or his deputy must seek permission when investing.

These are controls that can be applied to the state’s investment in charitable endowments because there is no difference between them and the investment of other supervisors.