The Madras High Court ruled that simply using the words “Waqf” or “Mosque” in a title deed is not enough to prove dedication of property as a public waqf. The Court held that if ownership and income remain with family members, the property will be treated as a private waqf or family trust.
Today, On 15th April, The Supreme Court will consider a fresh plea challenging the provisions of the 2025 Waqf Act, with the Chief Justice stating, “We give dates mostly within a week” for cases involving mentioning slips. The petitioners argue the amendments infringe on Muslim religious autonomy and the management of waqf properties.
