Challenges of Management Practices in Institutional Mutawalli to Achieve Utilisation of Waqf Property: An Exploratory Study

Mutalib, Hasyeilla Abd; Maamor, Selamah

doi:10.15405/epsbs.2016.08.60

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“…Thus, mutawalli generally refers to the person or institution involved in the affairs of waqf and acts either as a manager, administrator, regulator, or supervisor. Mutawalli can also be defined as a person, a group of people, or an institution appointed by the sole trustee or other trustee board to manage and develop the waqf property (Abd Mutalib & Maamor, 2016). To be more specific, Syed Abdul Kader et al ( 2017) elaborated on nazir, mutawalli, and qayyim based on the following factors:…”

Section: The Concept Of Nazir Mutawalli and Qayyim Under Shariamentioning

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Waqf Land Development for Private Tahfiz Schools in the State of Perlis, Malaysia: Procedures and Advantages

Hussin,

Mohammed Ghazali,

Mohamad Akhir

2024

UUMJLS

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Waqf is a state matter subject to state laws, given the position of the State Islamic Religious Council (SIRC) as the ‘sole trustee’ of waqf properties in their respective states. In legal terms, any party that intends to apply waqf and any waqf activities established in Private Tahfiz Schools (PTS) requires the permission of the SIRC. Accordingly, this study aims to examine the legal procedures for developing PTS on waqf land in Perlis, Malaysia, including the advantages of acquiring the permission of Perlis Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council (MAIPs). The qualitative research methodology was applied in this research, which featured the doctrinal approach in examining state enactments, past studies, and semi-structured interviews involving several respondents who had extensive experiences with the subject under study. Subsequently, analysis was conducted on the collected data through the content analysis technique. The implications from this research offer numerous advantages for PTS in Perlis to ensure its sustainability. This study offers a clear understanding to individuals who intend to implement waqf in their PTS in Perlis, Malaysia.

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Section: The Concept Of Nazir Mutawalli and Qayyim Under Shariamentioning

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Waqf Land Development for Private Tahfiz Schools in the State of Perlis, Malaysia: Procedures and Advantages

Hussin,

Mohammed Ghazali,

Mohamad Akhir

2024

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“…There are various research and studies about building maintenance management during the operations and management stage. Some of these studies highlight issues related to the maintenance of funds [35], [40], [41]. Some others touched on the competency of building maintenance manager [42]; design-related factors [43]; while a few reported on the maintenance management issues such as lack of maintenance management systems [44], [45].…”

Section: Waqf-based Religious School Buildings Operations and Mainmentioning

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Sustainable Issues in Building Operations and Maintenance of Religious Schools in Malaysia

Arshad¹,

Mohammed²,

Chuweni³

2019

IJRTE

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In Malaysia, Sekolah Agama Rakyat (SAR) (Community Religious Schools), Sekolah Agama Negeri (SAN) (State Religious Schools), Madrasahs and Pondoks are the Islamic Education Institutions that were established since the arrival of Islam in Tanah Melayu. Normally, these schools are built on lands donated in a perpetual manner for charitable purposes under the administration of State Islamic Religious Councils (SIRCs). The establishment of these institutions has played significant roles in the socio-economic development of the Muslim community in Malaysia. Unfortunately, numerous studies have highlighted various issues including on the maintenance management practices towards the sustainable aspects of these school buildings. Large numbers of school buildings are ill-managed and are deprived of basic repairs or maintenance. This research first identified the related factors through a review of current literature in established journals, articles and books in order to interpret the sustainable issues from a global perspective. The literature identifies five issues that impede the effective and efficient maintenance management of religious schools towards sustainable practices including the aspects of financial, information management, specialists, administration and marketing. Questionnaire surveys were distributed to relevant respondents involved in the administration and management of religious school buildings in Malaysia. Frequency and criticality index calculations were carried out to rank the factors according to levels of criticality. The findings indicate that managerial problems, especially on knowledge and expertise among school administrators, are the main barriers hindering effective and efficient management of these religious schools. The authorities ought to prioritize these issues to ensure the sustainability of the delivery of the waqf educational system. Success in overcoming this problem is crucial in supporting the Transformation Plan for Waqf Property Development set out by the government.

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“…Presently, there are several types of institutional mutawalli which are responsible for the management, administration, and development of waqf properties. These types of institutional mutawalli basically Thaker & Thaker, 2015), and trustee board (Abd Mutalib & Maamor, 2016;Abdullah, 2010;Ibrahim & Ahmad, 2008;Mohamad et al, 2012).…”

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Investigating Waqf Property Resources of Institutional Mutawalli in Malaysia

Mutalib¹,

Maamor

2018

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the waqf property resources of institutional mutawalli in Malaysia. This study employs qualitative method by investigating four selected institutional mutawalli in Malaysia in terms of their property resources. The institutional mutawalli were selected by using purposive sampling method. Formal and semi-structured interviews were carried out with the waqf manager, deputy CEO, waqf coordinator and manager of waqf development unit as representatives of the institutional mutawalli. In this study, waqf property resources of the institutional mutawalli are categorized into three elements which are i) the type and number of physical waqf property, ii) the total value of waqf property including cash waqf, and iii) the categories of waqf property. These elements provide some general insights into the waqf property resources of each institutional mutawalli. Thus, from the information, each institutional mutawalli can take proactive action to ensure that all waqf properties in their institution are well managed, as well as being administered and developed accordingly as it can contribute to the socio-economic advancement of the Ummah.

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Challenges of Management Practices in Institutional Mutawalli to Achieve Utilisation of Waqf Property: An Exploratory Study

Cited by 6 publications

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Waqf Land Development for Private Tahfiz Schools in the State of Perlis, Malaysia: Procedures and Advantages

Waqf Land Development for Private Tahfiz Schools in the State of Perlis, Malaysia: Procedures and Advantages

Sustainable Issues in Building Operations and Maintenance of Religious Schools in Malaysia

Investigating Waqf Property Resources of Institutional Mutawalli in Malaysia

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