This service allows for submitting a request for the authority to intervene in a case in which one of the parties is an endowment, after verifying the interest and necessity of intervention.
Yes, the guardians, endowment administrators, beneficiaries, agents, and the public can request this service.
Yes, the beneficiary's data can only be accessed by individuals authorized by the General Authority for Endowments.
- Copies of all documents related to the endowment (property and endowment deeds, guardianship documents).
- Session regulations and documents related to the case.
- The endowment must have an interest in the intervention.
- The case must be pending in the first instance, and the pleading must not be closed.
- All session regulations and documents related to the case must be attached.
- All documents related to the endowment (property and endowment deeds, guardianship) must be attached.
One of the tasks of the General Authority for Endowments, as stipulated in its regulations issued by Royal Decree No. (M/11) dated 26/02/1437 AH, is to safeguard endowments from any encroachment and to develop and nurture them to fulfill the conditions of their founders and enhance their role in economic, social development, and social solidarity, in accordance with the objectives of Islamic Sharia and the regulations, based on Article 2 and Paragraph (11) of Article 7 of the Authority's regulations. The goal: To protect endowments from any encroachment and defend them.
The beneficiary has the right to apply for the intervention service in a case under the following conditions:
- The endowment must have an interest in the intervention.
- The case must be pending in the first instance, and the pleading must not be closed.
There are no fees or financial fees if the intervention is by the General Authority of Awqaf.
The processing time depends on each request and the size of the case at hand.
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