Governance
A movement willing to be audited
We know it well: the history of formation movements everywhere carries stories of abuse in the teacher–student relationship. That is why GAZ binds itself from day one. To the parents who entrust us with their children and the partners who entrust us with their resources: GAZ is a movement willing to be audited.
The 13-Article Constitution
Article 1
No absolute obedience to any human being
Article 2
Freedom to leave without social penalty
Article 3
Confidentiality, bounded by safety
Article 4
No secret teachings or rituals
Article 5
Conflict-of-interest management
Article 6
Mentors may never take money from mentees
Article 7
Gender safeguarding and no seclusion (khalwat)
Article 8
Psychological referral (a mentor is not a therapist)
Article 9
Scholarly referral (a mentor is not a mufti)
Article 10
Independent reporting channel
Article 11
Mentor rotation
Article 12
External oversight
Article 13
Guarding the heart: against riya' and personality cults
Ethics & Safeguarding Council
Five constituencies, reporting publicly once a year. Member names to be announced.
- ·A scholar (ulama)To be announced
- ·A professional psychologistTo be announced
- ·A legal practitionerTo be announced
- ·An alumni representativeTo be announced
- ·An independent external memberTo be announced
Open Finances
Quarterly financial reports are published on this page.
Free from party politics
GAZ is not affiliated with any political party and is not used as a channel for electoral mobilisation. Participants are free to take part in politics as citizens, but the movement's name, forums, and resources are never lent to anyone's political interests.
Institutional succession
Leadership in GAZ is term-limited and handed over through written mechanisms, not personal closeness. No figure is irreplaceable; our ten-year roadmap is designed precisely to raise successors, layer by layer.