WAQF Assets Management System of India (WAMSI)

Organisation : Ministry of Minority Affairs
Facility Name : WAQF Assets Management System of India (WAMSI)
Applicable State/UT : India
Website : https://waqf.gov.in/wakf/index.jsp

What is WAQF Assets Management System of India?

WAMSI is an integrated online information system launched by the Government of India to computerize the core functions of all State/UT Waqf Boards and ensure transparent management of Waqf properties. WAMSI includes modules for registration, annual return filing, and leasing processes.

Related / Similar Facility : UDISE+ Student Database Management System

How To Login To WAQF Assets Management System of India?

To login to WAQF Assets Management System of India, Follow the below steps

Steps:
Step-1 : Go to the link given above
Step-2 : Enter the User Name, password and Captcha Code
Step-3 : Click On Submit Button

Properties of WAQF

Waqf implies the endowment of property, moveable or immovable, tangible or intangible to God by a Muslim, under the premise that the transfer will benefit the needy. As a legal transaction, the Waqif (settler) appoints himself or another trustworthy person as Mutawalli (Manager) in an endowment deed (Waqfnamah) to administer the Waqf (charitable trust).

Thus, Waqf is a permanent dedication of movable or immovable properties for religious, pious or charitable purposes as recognized by Muslim Law.

WAMSI Online System Annual Return Filing

In WAMSI, Annual Return Filing is mandatory for all the Waqf Properties managed by any Manager including State Waqf Board, except those defined as non-assessable during Registration process like purely Graveyard, purely Mosque, etc.

If any Waqf Estate (Graveyard, Mosque, etc) is having attached Waqf Property(ies)) like Rooms, Shops, etc, which could generate Income then they all must be entered as separate Waqf Property(ies) under its Waqf Estate).

Work Flow of WAMSI Annual Return Filing is as follows:
1. Total Income is the Sum of Incomes from all Sources for a particular Waqf Property during the Financial Year under consideration without any deduction whatsoever.

2. Total Expenditure is the Sum of all Expenditures admissible under Wakf Act, 1995 incurred on a particular Waqf Property during the Financial Year under consideration.

3. Next, SWB have to mention the Contribution (%) applicable to that particular Waqf Property (decided by CEO, maximum being 7% as per Wakf Act, 1995). System automatically calculates and shows the Contribution Due (Rs.) in the next Field. Internally, System will keep track of CWC Contribution out of this total Contribution (i.e., 1/7th of SWB). Contribution is applicable only to those Waqf Estates (Waqf) whose Net Annual Income is greater than or equal to Rs.5,000/= as per the central Wakf Act, 1995.

4. Against the Calculated Contribution, SWB have to enter Contribution Receipt(s). Balance Amount (i.e., Difference between DUE and RECEIPTS) will be carried-out in the next Financial Year and will be adjusted in future Receipts.