A Singapore court has dismissed a woman’s attempt to claim income from her grandfather’s Islamic charitable trusts, known as *wakaf*. The case centered on whether Hanafi Muslims in Singapore have the power to alter or dissolve a *wakaf* once it is established. The judge ruled definitively that they do not, upholding the perpetuity of such trusts. This decision reinforces the principle that *wakaf* properties are dedicated to religious or charitable purposes and cannot be redirected for private benefit. The claimant, Hanafi, argued for access to income generated by the trusts, intended for a mosque, but the court sided with the trustees. The ruling clarifies the legal standing of *wakaf* in Singaporean law and its protection against revocation. This case establishes a precedent for future disputes concerning Islamic charitable endowments.