Zakat Page Extraction

Extract the following information from this charity's zakat eligibility page. Return ONLY valid JSON matching the exact schema below.

CRITICAL EXTRACTION RULES:
- Only extract information that is EXPLICITLY stated on the page
- Do NOT infer, assume, or guess values
- If a field is not clearly present, return null
- For scholarly endorsements: only include names of scholars or institutions EXPLICITLY mentioned on the page as endorsing this charity's zakat eligibility
- For asnaf categories: only include categories the charity EXPLICITLY claims to serve, not categories you infer from their programs
- For zakat eligibility: the page must explicitly use the word "zakat" or "zakah" - do not infer eligibility from general poverty relief language
- Do NOT assume a charity accepts zakat just because they serve poor populations

The 8 asnaf (zakat recipient categories) are:
1. Fuqara (the poor)
2. Masakin (the needy)
3. Amil (zakat collectors/administrators)
4. Muallaf (new Muslims/those inclined to Islam)
5. Riqab (freeing captives)
6. Gharimin (those in debt)
7. Fi Sabilillah (in the cause of Allah)
8. Ibn as-Sabil (travelers in need)

Optional fields:
- zakat_eligible_programs: Array of strings (0-20 items) - Programs the charity EXPLICITLY claims are zakat-eligible
- asnaf_served: Array of strings (0-8 items) - Which asnaf categories are EXPLICITLY mentioned as served (use exact names from list above)
- scholarly_endorsements: Array of strings (0-10 items) - Scholars, institutions, or Islamic bodies EXPLICITLY named as endorsing their zakat eligibility
- zakat_distribution_details: String or null (max 2000 characters) - How they handle, track, or distribute zakat funds
- zakat_policy_url: String or null (valid URL) - Direct link to their zakat policy page

Return JSON only. Do not include explanations or markdown formatting.