Pentadbiran Harta Pusaka dan Implikasi Negatif Harta Tidak Dituntut

Roslan, Nur Fadlin; Ahmad, Azlin Alisa

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“…Kepelbagaian agensi dalam bidang kuasa yang berbeza dalam menguruskan pentadbiran dan pembahagian harta menyebabkan sesuatu urusan itu mengambil masa yang lama untuk diselesaikan (Zulkafli & Ahmad, 2016). Pentadbiran yang kurang cekap, ditambah lagi dengan orang awam yang kurang memahami mengenai konsep pentadbiran harta pusaka di Malaysia menyebabkan semakin sukar suatu urusan pembahagian harta pusaka itu diselesaikan (Roslan & Ahmad, 2022). Urusan pentadbiran yang sukar ini turut memberikan kesan kepada golongan masyarakat yang tinggal di pedalaman kerana kurang pengetahuan dan mempunyai maklumat yang terbatas mengenai prosedur urusan ini (Abdullah, 2006).…”

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“…Hal ini kerana tanah merupakan suatu sumber pengembangan ekonomi yang penting dalam sesebuah negara. Hal ini dibuktikan lagi dengan kajian yang dibuat oleh Roslan & Ahmad (2022) yang menyatakan bahawa kelewatan atau kegagalan urusan pembahagian harta pusaka jelas memberi kesan buruk dari aspek ekonomi dalam negara. Ini disebabkan tanah-tanah tersebut sepatutnya boleh diusahakan dan akan memberikan pulangan hasil ekonomi, namun ia menjadi terbiar kerana urusan pembahagian pusaka yang tidak selesai menyebabkan tanah-tanah tersebut menjadi tanah pusaka terbiar.…”

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“…Hal ini menunjukkan bahawa institusi kehakiman dan agensi berkenaan hartanah turut terlibat dalam bidang kuasa pentadbiran harta pusaka. Selain itu, menurut Roslan & Ahmad (2022), menyatakan bahawa tiga agensi penting dalam pengurusan harta pusaka iaitu Seksyen Pembahagian Pusaka, Amanah Raya Berhad dan Mahkamah Tinggi Sivil. Jelasnya lagi, urus tadbir harta pusaka ini penting bagi memudahkan pengurusan harta dalam kalangan keluarga si mati supaya harta si mati boleh dijaga dan diurus dengan baik oleh si waris.…”

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Challenges of Idle Small Estate Issues and Potential Solution/ Cabaran Isu Tanah Pusaka Terbiar Dan Potensi Penyelesaian

Abu

Hamid

Abdullah

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Small estates are the property and all rights left by the deceased that belong to him during life and will belong to the heirs after his death. Every year, the issue of these idle small estate assets has been reported to be on the rise, which is now a challenge to resolve. Therefore, the main objective of this study is to examine the challenges that led to the issue of idle small estates as well as the potential that can be highlighted in helping to develop and at the same time resolve the issue of these idle small estates. The research methodology is qualitative by using content analysis on previous studies through reference to journals, articles, books, papers, and other relevant written materials to describe the issues, challenges, and potential to resolve the issue of idle small estates in Malaysia. The issues, challenges, and potential solutions of this idle small estate are analyses descriptively and thematically to discuss the results of the study more systematically. The results show that there are four aspects of the challenge that have been identified as drivers of the issue of idle small estates in Malaysia. Aspects of the challenge refer to legal, administrative, social, and economic issues. Findings on the potential to resolve this issue refer to the strengthening of the implementation of policies and legislation; the strengthening of the system of governance; the strengthening and increased involvement of the community; and the increased availability of needs in rural areas. This study can be beneficial for all levels of society, especially Muslims, as well as the parties responsible for these small estates to be more effective in overcoming and at the same time resolving the issue of idle small estates in Malaysia.

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Challenges of Idle Small Estate Issues and Potential Solution/ Cabaran Isu Tanah Pusaka Terbiar Dan Potensi Penyelesaian

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Hamid

Abdullah

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“…There are three (3) agencies involved in the inheritance reclamation process in Malaysia, namely the Islamic Religious State Council (MAIN), Small Inheritance Division Section, Department of the Director General of Federal Lands and Mines (JKPTG) or the Land and Civil High Court Office (JAWHAR, 2008;Abd Wahab & Muda, 2022;Roslan & Ahmad, 2022). MAIN is a statutory body established under the Islamic Religious Administration Act/Enactment for each state to assist and advise His Majesty, the Sultan/King or State Government in matters relating to Islam.…”

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The Issues, Concepts and Functions of Baitulmal in Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) on The Reclamation of Muslim Inheritance

Saha¹,

Anas²,

Yaacob³

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Property reclamation is one of the approaches in takharuj to resolve disputations related to Muslim inheritance, especially apportion that belongs to baitulmal. Revenue revealed by The Baitulmal Property Division of Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) has experienced a significant downward trend from year 2017 to 2021. Data obtained from MAIS shows that the collection or income of inheritance by MAIS decreased from RM 4,316,241.87 in 2017 to RM 2,116,504.56 in year 2021. Therefore, this paper aims to identify the issues, concepts and functions of baitulmal on the inheritance reclamation in MAIS. It proposed a user-friendly reclamation method as a solution for both parties (MAIS & redeemers) which also resolve the declining inheritance revenue in MAIS. Indeed, the proposed method will strengthen the institution of Baitulmal MAIS, thus become a relevant reference to other religious institutions of Islamic Religious State Council (MAIN) in Malaysia.

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“…The dominance of civil statutes such as the Probate and Administration Act 1959, the Small Property Inheritance (Distribution) Act 1955, the Amanah Raya Berhad Corporation Act, the High Court Rules 1980, the Wills Act 1959 and others enacted at the federal level that is indeed applicable to inheritance Muslims are significant and result in the limited jurisdiction of the State Legislature regarding the administration of Muslim estates (Mohd Zainudin et al, 2021). For example, a will made by a Muslim must be in accordance with the Syariah law, unlike a will made by non-Muslim testators who are subject to the Wills Act 1959 which originates from English law (Roslan & Ahmad, 2022). The Wills Act 1959 which applies in Peninsular Malaysia does not apply to wills made by Muslims.…”

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Al-Wisayyah in The Islamic Estate Planning: The Malaysian Perspective

Shith

Adilii²,

Putera

et al. 2022

MJSSH

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The considerable increase in the amount of unclaimed inheritance or the value of the deceased's frozen assets over time is a contentious topic among the Muslim community of Malaysia, and it must be emphasised. It is likely that the impression and misunderstanding of the Muslim community regarding the planning, management, and administration of the deceased's property, particularly regarding the appointment of property administrators through the Islamic concept of al-wiṣāyah, has contributed to the neglect of this topic. This study therefore, aimed at analysing the practice of al-wiṣāyah in Malaysia and the impediments in implementing it as an alternative to Muslim estate planning. Adopting the qualitative approach of document review, systematic collection, documentation, analysis and interpretation, and organization of primary and secondary data was conducted. The data was then subjected to content analysis in organizing and eliciting meaning from the data collected and to draw realistic conclusions from it. It is hoped that this study is able to shed light on the concept of al-wiṣāyah in Malaysia, subsequently providing a clear insight and the extent to which its application in Malaysia conforms to the al-maqāṣid al-syar 'iyyah for the good of Muslims. This study also presents recommendations to the Muslim community pertaining the importance of al-wiṣāyah in the present day, where Islamic law is beginning to experience an era of codification that, to some extent, will cause difficulties in the management and administration of the deceased's property.

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Pentadbiran Harta Pusaka dan Implikasi Negatif Harta Tidak Dituntut

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Challenges of Idle Small Estate Issues and Potential Solution/ Cabaran Isu Tanah Pusaka Terbiar Dan Potensi Penyelesaian

Challenges of Idle Small Estate Issues and Potential Solution/ Cabaran Isu Tanah Pusaka Terbiar Dan Potensi Penyelesaian

The Issues, Concepts and Functions of Baitulmal in Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) on The Reclamation of Muslim Inheritance

Al-Wisayyah in The Islamic Estate Planning: The Malaysian Perspective

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