Is it permissible for the supervisor of the endowment (waqf) in the mosque to dispose of the remainder in other forms of charity?

Question:
Is it permissible for the supervisor of the endowment in the mosque, for example, to dispose of the remaining money, such as for breaking the fast of those fasting, in other forms of charity in the mosque?

Answer:
No. What is endowed for the mosque is set aside for the mosque, for the needs of the mosque, for the maintenance of the mosque, and for the needs of the mosque. If the money is abundant and exceeds the needs of the mosque, it is spent in another mosque in a manner similar to what the endower specified. As for spending it for those fasting, that is not what the endower specified. It is not permissible to spend the yield, meaning it is not permissible to spend the surplus of the endowment except in its like, except in its like, in a mosque like it, for example, in a school like the school for which it was endowed. As for spending it for anything else, that is not permissible. Yes.