A Proposed Framework in Ascertaining Success Factors of Mosque Cooperative

Sallehhuddin, Abdullah; Masuod, Md. Shukor; Mustafa, M.A.; Samsudin, Azizi; Jais, Mohammad; Said, Al Mansor Abu; Ismail, Hishamuddin

doi:10.1166/asl.2017.7599

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“…The aforementioned International Financial Institutions (IFIs) are utilized for the purpose of extending monetary aid to individuals undertaking pilgrimages who require financial support. Mosque cooperatives and Baitul Maal Wat Tamwil (BMT) are the prevalent forms of Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs), as reported by several studies (Adriani et al, 2019;Cheumar et al, 2021;Riwajanti, 2019;Sallehhuddin et al, 2017). The mosque's congregation is provided with the facility of availing financial resources from these institutions.…”

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MOSQUE-BASED ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN THE MALAY WORLD: Views of Ibnu Khaldun's Asabiyah and Malik Bennabi's Civilization Theories

2023

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<p><em>In the Malay world, mosque-based economic empowerment has grown in popularity, with Indonesia and Malaysia dominating the presentation of documents on the mosque economy. The purpose of this study was to conduct a literature review on the economic empowerment of mosques in the Malay world and its relationship to civilization. On the basis of keywords pertinent to the economic empowerment of mosques in the Malay world, scholarly articles indexed by Scopus and Google Scholar were reviewed. Using techniques of content analysis, 44 relevant articles were gathered and analyzed. The results indicated that mosque-based economic empowerment programs have increased in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, but not in Southern Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, or the Philippines, where mosques continue to be centers of religious activity. Mosque-based economic empowerment is consistent with Ibn Khaldun's Asabiyah concept, in which the mosque serves as a social organization for Muslims in Malay countries. In some countries, mosque-based economic empowerment has reached a spiritual and rational stage, according to Malik Bennabi. This study can be used as a resource by administrators of mosques and Islamic organizations in the Malay world region to promote economic empowerment to strengthen social cohesion and the Asabiyah of the Malay Muslim community.</em></p>

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confidence: 99%