Streamlining Education System Through Waqf Enlargement

Bahroni, Imam

doi:10.21111/at-tadib.v11i1.620

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“…The themes discussed regarding entrepreneurship consist of the distribution of cash waqf for capital and business infrastructure (Arshad and Haneef, 2016;Bustami and Hakim, 2020;Hassana et al, 2020;Iman and Mohammad, 2017;Musari, 2016;Osman et al, 2015;Sulistyowati and Anshori, 2019), the corporate waqf model (Ibrahim et al, 2020(Ibrahim et al, , 2016 and the provision of equipment for farmers (Olaniyi et al, 2015). In the field of education, the benefits of waqf are directed at providing learning infrastructure (Abdullah and Saiti, 2016;Alhifni et al, 2017;Bahroni, 2016;Hasan et al, 2019b;Hasan and Siraj, 2016;Mahamood and Rahman, 2016), scholarships and higher education funds (Ali et al, 2019;Amuda et al, 2016;Harun et al, 2016;Mustofa et al, 2020;Razak et al, 2016;Shaifull Anuar et al, 2019;Usman and Rahman, 2020) and learning centers (Mustofa et al, 2020).…”

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A systematic literature review on the socio-economic roles of waqf: evidence from organization of the Islamic cooperation (OIC) countries

Medias

Rahman

Susamto

et al. 2021

JIABR

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Purpose This paper aims to analyze the role of waqf in the socio-economic development of the organization of the Islamic Cooperation (OIC) countries. Various projects currently use waqf as an instrument for socio-economic development, as reported in the scholarly literature. This study will investigate this literature to explore trends in waqf studies and the role of this Islamic form of endowment in the socio-economic development of OIC countries. Design/methodology/approach This systematic literature review focuses on peer-reviewed journals and data obtained from the Mendeley database using specific criteria to analyze the socio-economic developmental role of waqf in OIC countries from 2011‐2020. Findings The socio-economic developmental role of waqf in OIC countries has been widely studied. In total, 68 academic articles were found that are relevant to themes of poverty alleviation, social welfare, entrepreneurship, education, health services and religious facilities. They reveal that the role of waqf in social welfare was the most discussed topic in the research. In addition, the majority of studies used an interview method to study waqf institutions in nine OIC countries. Furthermore, the number of publications on the theme has increased significantly every year, although the largest proportion occurred in unindexed journals. Practical implications This study provides an overview of research trends in the socio-economic developmental role of waqf. Its results can provide practical input for waqf institutions as they encourage its practice in OIC countries, and for policymakers in formulating their management strategies to promote the role of waqf in the social and economic aspects of society. Originality/value This paper reviews the current development of the socio-economic role of waqf in OIC countries. It will help researchers improve their understanding of this role. It will also provide waqf managers in OIC countries with adequate information on waqf projects which they can implement to achieve socio-economic development in their countries.

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A systematic literature review on the socio-economic roles of waqf: evidence from organization of the Islamic cooperation (OIC) countries

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Rahman

Susamto

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“…The founders successfully synchronised the core values, ideals, traits, spirit, mottos, and sound organisation into one centralised management while outlining the system's fundamental tenets. Since then, Darussalam Gontor's leadership has worked to uphold and promote this culture under the founding fathers' wishes (Bahroni, 2016).…”

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Examining the Potential of Waqf-Based Education Management

Cahyo

2023

I-iECONS

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Waqf is a charitable institution within Islam and Muslim contexts. Waqf translates to an endowment held in trust and is utilised for charitable purposes such as education, poverty alleviation, a place of worship, or medical care. In the educational development, waqf has funded many Islamic educational institutions, colleges, universities, libraries, and the like. In the context of Indonesian society, the modern system of waqf institution has been implemented to establish the pesantren (Islamic schools) and Islamic universities. This paper presents the example of waqf in education that has been practised in Indonesia. Darussalam Gontor is taken as an example since it is well-known as the first modern pesantren in Indonesia, endowed in 1958. It is a successful waqf-based educational institution. In reality, waqf-based institution can generate significant benefits in support of education and community development. The study shows the values-based management at the core of this waqf-funded Institution and reveals the concept of waqf basyr (Human waqf) which looks at the contribution of human resources. In addition to this essay also highlights the internal control practiced preserving the pesantren’s operational sustainability and to mitigate the mismanagement. This study is based on recent qualitative research comprising both primary and secondary data. The primary data included interviews with the core and peripheral respondents within the Institution. Secondary data was collected from in-depth literature reviews including the annual report of this Institution, books, journal articles, and relevant data and documents. The study's finding presents how the values-based education and human waqf implemented in this pesantren could be a role model for supporting the educational development system in the modern world. Additionally, the result of study shows that the internal control can mitigate the miss-managements and enhances the sustainability of the operational of this Institution. Importantly, there is a need to broadly bring values-based management, skilled human waqf (as human resources), and internal control to the educational or waqf institutions to enhance their operational sustainability and support their impacts on community development.

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“…The majority of crops grown are rice because it depends on the type of land being rented. Slope-shaped land is planted with citrus trees [29].…”

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Contribution to Islamic Philanthropy Through Productive Ownership Efforts to Enjoy the Economic Independence of Islamic Boarding Schools

Rofiq¹,

Hasbi²,

Muhammad³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the 1st International Seminar on Sharia, Law and Muslim Society (ISSLAMS 2022)

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Waqf is one of the Islamic financial instruments that have the potential as an instrument for developing the national economy. Boarding school darussalam Modern Darussalam Gontor has the highest structure in determining policy and economic development, namely the waqf institution. The Islamic boarding school that has succeeded in managing productive waqf is Boarding school darussalam Modern Darussalam Gontor. The purpose of this study is to analyze productive waqf managed by PMDG. The research method uses a qualitative descriptive approach. Data collection techniques include observation, documentation, and deep interviews. Data analysis using Miles and Huberman model theory. The findings of this study state that the collected waqf funds are managed properly and professionally so that the distribution of productive waqf can be carried out in a dialogical manner for the development of several business fields in PMDG. The implementation of productive waqf has long-term implications for PMDG, especially in the field of education and teaching. Productive waqf funds also contribute to the economy of the surrounding community. It is hoped that the productive waqf management model carried out by PMDG can be a reference for practitioners in managing productive waqf.

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Streamlining Education System Through Waqf Enlargement

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A systematic literature review on the socio-economic roles of waqf: evidence from organization of the Islamic cooperation (OIC) countries

A systematic literature review on the socio-economic roles of waqf: evidence from organization of the Islamic cooperation (OIC) countries

Examining the Potential of Waqf-Based Education Management

Contribution to Islamic Philanthropy Through Productive Ownership Efforts to Enjoy the Economic Independence of Islamic Boarding Schools

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