“…With share waqf, investors can invest as well as do social activities (Hanna, 2015). The management of share waqf carried out by Nazir is as follows: § Nazir will record the entry and exit of shares in waqf by the investor in the form of shares or the form of dividends (Oktarina, 2018), § Nazir will distribute stock waqf funds in the form of funds distributed to sharia stock products, sharia mutual funds, Sukuk, deposits, SBSN, and others in the long term and the short term (Burhanudin, 2020), § Nazir will oversee the capital market products he already owns so that he has the power to sell or buy capital market products that can generate sales profits or dividends (profit sharing) (Purbo Raharjo & Islam Negeri Sunan Ampel Surabaya, 2022), § Nazir will distribute dividend profits or sales profits from capital market assets in economic activities, education, health, and infrastructure to be able to encourage regional economic growth and reduce poverty and unemployment (Islam, 2022), § Nazir is entitled to a reward for managing share waqf assets in the amount of 5% to 10% of the profits from the management of share waqf (Musthofa, 2020). Based on the background explanation above, this research describes the collection and distribution of share waqf funds managed by Nazhir through capital market products.…”