The TACS Framework, is more than just a financial model. It’s rooted in values that echo’s divine attributes, reminding us that financial management is not only technical but also spiritual stewardship.

• Trust

  • Trust is the foundation of every relationship—with teams, boards, donors, and communities. This reflects Al-Wakīl (The Trustee), the one who is ultimately relied upon. In practice, it calls us to reliability and accountability—being worthy of the trust placed in us and ensuring others can lean on our systems with confidence.

• Awareness & Transparency

  • Awareness ensures clarity in reporting and decision-making, while transparency invites integrity. This aligns with Al-Baṣīr (The All-Seeing) and Al-‘Alīm (The All-Knowing). Nothing escapes divine awareness, and in our work it reminds us that honest, open systems bring light, build trust, and prevent confusion.

• Community

  • Financial systems must serve the collective, not just the individual. This reflects Al-Jāmi‘ (The Gatherer). Just as mercy and unity bring people together, we aim to foster collaboration, compassion, and shared purpose—so that organizations thrive through collective strength.

• Strategy & Stewardship

  • Every resource entrusted to us deserves thoughtful, wise allocation. This reflects Al-Hakim (The All-Wise) and Ar-Razzaq (The Provider). Wisdom ensures that resources are used with foresight and balance, while provision reminds us that sustenance is ultimately given in trust. Our role is to manage with care, aligning resources with mission and long-term sustainability.