An Investigation of the Issues of Tenancy Management Practice: The Case of Commercial Waqf Properties in Malaysia

Sipan, Ibrahim; Abas, Farah Nadia; Ghazali, Noor Azimah; Yaacob, Ahmad Che

doi:10.21837/pm.v19i17.1006

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“…Ja'afar and Usman ( 2009) Shamsuddin et al, (2004) asserted that traditional and cultural streets provide several activities such as hawkers and stalls, traditional trades, and religious places. Such activities create a vibrant and liveable environment, promote users' sense of place and identity, and reflect the character of a good city (Al-Obeidy 2015; Ali et al 2019Ali et al , 2020 (Sipan et al 2021). Sulaiman et al, (2017) found that many visible activities take place along the streets, giving users a welcoming and vibrant feeling to enjoy and stay longer in streets (Mehta & Bosson 2018;Ping-Li Chen 2014;Sulaiman et al 2017;Zhu et al 2013).…”

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People’s Ages and the Effectiveness of Using Activities in the Built Environment of Commercial Streets

Khalaf

Ja’afar

Harun

et al. 2022

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Streets are the most public of all city spaces and are utilised by all users. Therefore, activities are vital in persuading people to use the streets and in presenting the image of the city. The relation between people’s ages and the used activities of the commercial streets has declined due to the poor physical environments in the local context. Streets have become progressively unpleasant, unsuitable in terms of functions, and have also become a disagreeable environment. This represents the problem statement of this research. The objective of this paper is to examine the relationship between activities on commercial streets and the different age groups of the users. This study focuses on the local context of Mawlawi Street, which is one of the major shopping streets in Sulaymaniyah city centre, Iraq. This paper used a quantitative methodology via a survey of users (n = 330). The data were analysed using frequency, mean value, percentage, and chi-square statistics. The results show that cultural activities were the most important for its users, while social activities were the least important, with businesses in the middle. The majority of the users were in the young-adults age category. The research gives a good overview of the types of activities which encourage high street usage, and which activities need to be improved or added.

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People’s Ages and the Effectiveness of Using Activities in the Built Environment of Commercial Streets

Khalaf

Ja’afar

Harun

et al. 2022

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What Makes an Attractive User-Friendly Street? Exploring Perceptions of Mawlawi Shopping Street Environment in the Context of Sulaymaniyah City, Iraq

Khalaf

Ja’afar

Harun

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Streets are one of the vital components of an urban form that supports the city dwellers’ public and private activities. Therefore, the purpose of attraction is necessary for persuading people to use the street and presenting the image of the city. Thus, the problem statement of this paper is that attractiveness of the shopping street decreases due to the presence of too much traffic management, and an uncomfortable environment attributed to an over-presence of traffic lights. Therefore, the objective of this paper is to determine the attraction factors associated with the user-friendliness of the shopping streets. This paper uses a case study approach of Mawlawi Street in Sulaymaniyah city in Iraq. The methodology used is the quantitative method via a survey of users (n = 330). The data were analysed statistically by SPSS using the mean values. The results show that the cultural attraction factor is the strongest form that contributes to people using the shopping street with a mean value of 3.1446. It is expected that the findings from this study will help designers, urban planners and policymakers to understand the needs and attitudes of users towards creating an attractive userfriendly shopping street environment in Iraq.

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Mapping the Factors Affecting Waqf Property for Economic Development: A Systematic Review

Mutalib¹,

Musairah²,

Sabri³

et al. 2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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An Investigation of the Issues of Tenancy Management Practice: The Case of Commercial Waqf Properties in Malaysia

Cited by 3 publications

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People’s Ages and the Effectiveness of Using Activities in the Built Environment of Commercial Streets

People’s Ages and the Effectiveness of Using Activities in the Built Environment of Commercial Streets

What Makes an Attractive User-Friendly Street? Exploring Perceptions of Mawlawi Shopping Street Environment in the Context of Sulaymaniyah City, Iraq

Mapping the Factors Affecting Waqf Property for Economic Development: A Systematic Review

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