Beneficiary 184 · Garment workshop
Sewing machines and startup materials for a micro workshop.

We turn charity into productive micro and small businesses so families move from need to sufficiency.
Public totals refreshed from the Iktifa operations system.
Figures update from Frappe when connected · 2026-08-27
Identities are anonymized. You fund tools and equipment—not cash handouts.
Sewing machines and startup materials for a micro workshop.
Oven and production tools purchased in the beneficiary’s name.
Hand tools and light equipment for a neighborhood workshop.
Apply for in-kind support, or fund open projects so families reach sufficiency.
For applicants
Submit a viable micro or small enterprise idea. Support is in-kind—tools and equipment—with guidance along the way.
Start application →For donors
Choose anonymized listings ready for funding. Your gift buys productive assets, not cash handouts.
Browse projects →Methodology, samples, live figures, and monetary waqf—each path in one place.
From application to revolving repayment—how Iktifa walks with partners.
See the steps →Educational models you can study before applying or funding.
View samples →Public totals and annual reports for clear accountability.
Open transparency →Monetary waqf that sustains revolving livelihoods over time.
Learn about waqf →Organizations walking the path to sufficiency with us.
Updates from the field and the foundation.
2025-11-12
Teams reviewed revolving repayment progress and mentoring needs with local partners.
Read more →2025-10-03
A shared session on screening, market fit, and dignified in-kind support.
Read more →2025-09-18
Highlights from a cohort launching equipment-backed micro businesses.
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