Waqf synergy
Waqf synergy is defined as the integration of complementary intervention between Waqf solutions to address the challenges of the Muslim economic, social and scientific-technological challenges. It underlines the synergy of both, the Islamic banking and finance sector as well as the Islamic capital market in providing solutions and alternative financing modes in developing Waqf properties all around the world.

Waqf interface
Waqf interface is defined as the consolidation of current spiritual economic institutions and good injunction to achieve the higher objectives of faith and virtuous conduct in the daily life of a Muslim for both, this world and the Hereafter. An example is zakat interfacing with the institution of Waqf to address immediate, essential basic needs of the poor in new cities (proposal of the poor share of zakat provision in being utilized to serve perennial economic needs of accommodation in the city).

Waqf Co-creation
Waqf co-creation is the collaboration and cooperation between all relevant stakeholders at institutional sectoral, governance and global lower level to address the design, structure, process and outcome of Waqf initiatives across the world and target community to build a clouding platform. It can be realized via technological modes.

Waqf innovation
Waqf innovation is defined as the identification of new strategies, programs, processes and systems of enhancing Waqf as the new mainstream alternative at the global, regional, national and community level in changing the destiny of its constituent. It is driven by the sense of strategic visioning, continuous learning, intellect and business acumen of individuals and society at large to achieve macro value driven system. Good examples are the issuance of Sukuk Musyarakah to develop the Bencoolen waqf property in Singapore and the issuance of Sukuk Al-Intifa’a for the development of Zamzam Tower, Makkah.