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The book Waqf and Islamic Law delves deeply into the historical, legal, and social significance of the Waqf institution while providing a thorough and thorough examination of it within the context of Islamic law. Waqf, a special kind of charitable endowment, has long been important to Muslim societies' religious, cultural, and economic spheres. This book clarifies the legal and ethical responsibilities of individuals who interact with the Waqf by dissecting the complex legal rules that control its establishment, management, and distribution. The author looks at how Waqf supports social welfare, healthcare, and education in Muslim communities in addition to being a tool for religious charity. In addition to highlighting the various forms of Waqf, such as public and personal endowments, the work examines the opportunities and difficulties that come with managing these assets in contemporary settings. The book provides insightful analysis of Waqf's changing function in the modern Islamic legal system. Waqf and Islamic Law is an essential resource for scholars, legal practitioners, and anyone interested in understanding how Islamic law fosters social responsibility and sustainable philanthropy through the Waqf institution.