Nasij connects contributors and respondents who wish to exchange acts of creativity and care for a shared cause.
Data and Trust
How we process data.
We only collect what is necessary to organize offers, receive cause proposals, and support participants with care. Nasij functions as a facilitator, not a service provider.
Ethical and Legal Framework
Nasij acts as a connector, linking contributors and respondents around a shared cause.
The agreement, or thread of trust, is established directly between the contributor and the respondent.
Responsibility for the quality, safety, and delivery of an offered practice lies with the contributor.
Nasij can offer ethical mediation in case of disputes, but does not assume legal liability for the exchange itself.
Contributors are ethically committed, rather than contractually bound, to transfer the agreed share of their received amount to the designated cause.
Process Flow
Become a Muṭarrez form
When someone submits an offer, we collect only the information needed to review the offer, publish it if approved, and allow an interested person to contact the contributor through the channel they selected.
Name, email address, and optional pronouns
Offer title, motivation, summary, detailed description, category, delivery details, and location notes
Price, payment method, preferred contact method, and whether a physical space is needed
Optional public reference links provided by the contributor to explain the offer
Process Flow
Submit a Cause form
When someone proposes a cause, we collect only the information needed to review the proposal, understand the requested support, and contact the proposer if we need clarification.
Name, email address, and optional organization or collective name
Cause title, short summary, location, beneficiaries, urgency, and background details
How funds would be used, optional website references, and optional campaign links
Additional context needed for ethical review and future fundraising planning
Legal Bases
We process data on a limited set of grounds.
Contract and pre-contract steps: to review submissions, publish approved offers, and support direct contact between participants.
Legitimate interests: to keep the platform secure, prevent abuse, moderate content, and respond to safety or dispute issues.
Legal obligations: to keep records when required by law, tax, accounting, or lawful requests from authorities.
Consent: when someone voluntarily sends optional material or submits an optional request that depends on consent.
Retention
We keep data only as long as the service needs it.
Account and profile data is kept while the account remains active and for a limited period afterward where necessary for security and record keeping.
Offer and cause submissions are retained while under review, while published, and afterward only as needed for moderation, dispute handling, or legal records.
Messages between participants are retained to operate the inbox, support abuse reporting, and preserve a reliable record of platform interactions.
Server and security logs are retained for a short operational period unless a longer period is needed for incident response or legal obligations.
Your Rights
Participants can ask about, access, correct, or erase their data.
If you are in the EEA, UK, or a similar jurisdiction, you may have rights to access, rectify, erase, restrict, object, or receive a portable copy of certain personal data.
You can also ask us to review how a moderation or account decision was made if you believe it was incorrect.
Some requests may be limited where we must retain information for security, fraud prevention, legal compliance, or to protect other people on the platform.
Cookies and Security
We currently rely on essential cookies only.
Essential cookies support sign-in, antiforgery protection, and cookie preference storage.
We do not use advertising cookies, behavior-tracking analytics, or marketing pixels on this site.
We do not intend to introduce non-essential cookies for marketing, profiling, or analytics in the future.
See our cookie policy for the current cookie categories and purposes.
International Scope
Nasij aims to work responsibly across regions.
Where personal data is accessed or stored outside your country, we aim to use providers and safeguards appropriate to the applicable law.
For Europe, this includes using contractual and technical safeguards where required for cross-border data transfers.
People may also have the right to complain to a supervisory authority in their country of residence.
Contact and Requests
Questions, corrections, and privacy requests can be sent to us directly.
Use the contact page to ask for access, correction, deletion, or a copy of the data associated with your account or submission.
If you want to close your account or object to a specific use of your data, include enough detail for us to identify the relevant record safely.
We may need to verify identity before disclosing or deleting account-linked information.