About
Amanah means a trust — something placed in your care that was never yours. That is how we treat every naira we manage, and it shapes everything else about how this group is put together.
Why We Exist
The first problem: many Nigerians keep their savings out of the market entirely, because most of what's on offer runs on interest, and their conscience won't take it. The second: waqf property across the country sits idle or decaying, because nobody was ever made properly accountable for it. Both problems have the same missing piece — an institution people can actually trust. So we set out to build one, twice.
Our Values
Every mandate is someone else's money, someone else's school fees, someone else's legacy. We handle it the way we'd want ours handled.
Good assets need time. We'd rather grow slowly on real economic activity than quickly on paper games.
If a client can't explain where their money is and what it earned, that's our failure. Reports here are written for the person reading them, not the person filing them.
Structure
Fawzaan Group holds the two operating companies and sets the governance bar. It doesn't trade, and it doesn't touch client assets. The real work happens in the companies:
Non-interest fund and portfolio management, with a venture arm that backs Nigerian businesses on risk-sharing terms. Abuja and Kano.
Visit the Fawzaan Capital site →
Waqf structuring, protection and administration — built so that no single person can ever both control an endowment and spend its proceeds.
Visit the Tayseer site →Tell us what you're trying to preserve, and for whom. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right people for it.