2015
DOI: 10.7187/gjat782015.05.01
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A Conceptual Model for Inter-State Corporate Waqf Financing for Higher Learning

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“…Malaysia adalah salah satu negara yang sudah banyak melakukan kajian ini. Di antaranya Duasa dan Thaker (2016), Ismail dan Gazali (2019), Shamsudin et al (2015), Mohsin (2013), Thaker dan Asmy (2018), Ambrose et al, (2018). Sedangkan kajian serupa untuk Indonesia masih langka, di antara nya yang penulis temukan adalah Nizar (2014), Faradis (2015), Niswah et al (2020), dan Alifiandy dan Sukmana (2020).…”
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“…Malaysia adalah salah satu negara yang sudah banyak melakukan kajian ini. Di antaranya Duasa dan Thaker (2016), Ismail dan Gazali (2019), Shamsudin et al (2015), Mohsin (2013), Thaker dan Asmy (2018), Ambrose et al, (2018). Sedangkan kajian serupa untuk Indonesia masih langka, di antara nya yang penulis temukan adalah Nizar (2014), Faradis (2015), Niswah et al (2020), dan Alifiandy dan Sukmana (2020).…”
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“… Financing Education Mahamood and Rahman (2015) Waqf plays an important role in financing education institutions, in this case a university; thus, indirectly waqf supports education development. Shamsudin et al. (2015) Propose a cross-country waqf model that could finance higher education institutions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2015) Moh'd et al. (2017) Financing Education Mahamood and Rahman (2015) Shamsudin et al. (2015) Economic Development Economic Development Abdullah (2018) Hisham et al.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…On the other hand, it is still about higher education, and it is undeniable that costs will increase every year. If relying on traditional waqf management, there is little fear that the educational institution cannot cover the costs incurred from educational activities, then there is an alternative to overcome this by creating a corporate waqf model for higher education institutions (Shamsudin et al, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%