Since it was founded in 2006 the trust has taken ownership of multi million euros worth of real estate in Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam.
Only after Yahia Bouyafa left in mid-2010 the new board of trustees was able to secure funding from Kuwait to finalize the payments on the Blue Mosque.
Ahmad al-Falah one of the leaders of the Social Reform Society as the Kuwaiti Muslim Brotherhood is known was the main conduit to secure the funding.
The designated oversight was done by Dr Mutlaq al-Qarawi at that time assistant undersecretary of the ministry of Awqaf for External Relations.
[6] The building was named Mohammed Abdel Mohsen al-Kharafi Islamic Center and serves as a headquarters for the Foundation Social Cultural Center in the Netherlands (Stichting Sociaal Cultureel Centrum in Nederland) which the social and cultural arm of the Tunisian Islamist movement En-Nahda in the Netherlands.
The second building in Rotterdam that was acquired recently by the Europe Trust Netherlands is a renovated former church that serves as an Islamic Centre focused on Dutch converts.
Documents were leaked to prove it and also information came out that two board members of the mosque Yassin Elforkani and Jacob van der Blom were given a monthly allowance by the Kuwait Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs.
[10] On 12 July 2013 founder and former chairman of the Europe Trust Nederland made a surprising move and terminated the complete board of the ETN.