ENHANCING THE ECONOMIC ROLE OF THE MOSQUE THROUGH EMPOWERMENT A Case Study in Yogyakarta City

Fahmi, Rizqi Anfanni

doi:10.29103/e-mabis.v19i1.278

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“…Humanity issues such as poverty, lack of job opportunities, conflicts, and other emergencies were not considered as issues needed to be resolved at the mosque. Fahmi (2018) stated that very few mosques set aside funds to help the community. The mosque as a holy place had not been understood as a place to carry out sacred tasks.…”

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Mosque as Emergency Shelter in Natural Disaster: Responses and Challenges

Cahyadi

Pilli

Rahmat

2021

JPM

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Mosque has a pivotal role during the most critical phase in a natural disaster. However, mosque administrators frequently have no good comprehension of the other function of mosques other than a place of worship. When refugees of a natural disaster took shelter in the mosque, the mosque administrators were uncertain between keeping the mosque holiness as the house of God or prioritizing humanity first. This study discussed the responses and challenges of mosque administrators and refugees during making mosques as emergency shelters. This paper applied a qualitative approach to gather responses and challenges experienced by the administrators of Baiturrahim Mosque and a quantitative approach to survey why refugees chose the mosque as shelter. The value of this paper was to describe the different views of the mosque administrators regarding the function of the mosque, including the many challenges faced due to lack of knowledge and experience. Nine reasons why refugees chose mosques as shelters were assessed based on percentage. Refugees were faced with strict norms of decency and ethics from the mosque. Equalization of perceptions among administrators about the function of mosques and education to the community is essential in the mitigation phase. Therefore, we recommend the disaster authority make regulations and standard operating procedures to guide the work and direction of building mosques in disaster-prone locations for future preparation.

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Section: Discussion Related To Objective Onementioning

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Mosque as Emergency Shelter in Natural Disaster: Responses and Challenges

Cahyadi

Pilli

Rahmat

2021

JPM

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“…To date, scholarly investigations pertaining to the economic empowerment of mosques have centered on the theoretical and practical aspects of empowerment, the contribution of Islamic social funds to the process of empowerment, and the involvement of Islamic microfinance institutions. Scholarly discourse on empowerment models and methodologies examines the derivation of the optimal mosque-based economic empowerment model from pre-existing empowerment practices (Dahlan et al, 2021;Fahmi, 2018;Muslim et al, 2014;Said & Mahmuddin, 2015;Utama et al, 2018). An additional scholarly investigation provides a conceptual explication of the financial empowerment of mosques, drawing from extant literature studies (Azman Ab Rahman et al, 2019;Yuliani, 2019).…”

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MOSQUE-BASED ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN THE MALAY WORLD: Views of Ibnu Khaldun's Asabiyah and Malik Bennabi's Civilization Theories

2023

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<p><em>In the Malay world, mosque-based economic empowerment has grown in popularity, with Indonesia and Malaysia dominating the presentation of documents on the mosque economy. The purpose of this study was to conduct a literature review on the economic empowerment of mosques in the Malay world and its relationship to civilization. On the basis of keywords pertinent to the economic empowerment of mosques in the Malay world, scholarly articles indexed by Scopus and Google Scholar were reviewed. Using techniques of content analysis, 44 relevant articles were gathered and analyzed. The results indicated that mosque-based economic empowerment programs have increased in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, but not in Southern Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, or the Philippines, where mosques continue to be centers of religious activity. Mosque-based economic empowerment is consistent with Ibn Khaldun's Asabiyah concept, in which the mosque serves as a social organization for Muslims in Malay countries. In some countries, mosque-based economic empowerment has reached a spiritual and rational stage, according to Malik Bennabi. This study can be used as a resource by administrators of mosques and Islamic organizations in the Malay world region to promote economic empowerment to strengthen social cohesion and the Asabiyah of the Malay Muslim community.</em></p>

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“…During this time, the mosque is also known as a centre for the development of Islamic society through the inculcation of religious values, as well as a centre for the development of Islamic moderation values (Safei, 2021). These social roles of the mosque are highly possible because the mosque is also a social institution born and grown among the people (Fahmi, 2018). Mosques are inseparable from the social problems occurring in the society where they belong.…”

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Mosque Management in Urban City: Bargaining between the Sacred and the Social Challenges

Safei,

Armstrong

2024

Wawasan J. Ilm. Agama dan Sos. Budaya

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A mosque serves as a pivotal element in the structure of a Muslim community. The function of a mosque extends beyond its religious capacity as a place for worship, playing a vital role in addressing the social problems that the community faces. To explore this, the present study focuses on the strategy employed by Masjid Raya Bandung to manage and overcome various social problems around its vicinity. Utilising a descriptive-analytical approach, the present study aims to depict the existing social phenomena around Masjid Raya Bandung (The Grand Mosque of Bandung) in the Province of West Java, Indonesia, with specific research variables. Non-documentary data is obtained through participant observation and in-depth interviews. Located in the city's heart, across the city hall, a place of public gathering, the Grand Mosque of Bandung operates within a business and materialistic environment. The faced challenges include sanitation issues, unregulated street vendors tied to an informal economy, prevalent crime, covert prostitution in the vicinity, and escalating consumerism from nearby shopping centres. The study underscores the mosque as not only a spiritual oasis but also a socio-religious institution actively participating in providing solutions for various social issues within its urban setting. It is confirmed that the mosque's function is not only for ritual things but also for social activities in urban Islamic societies, particularly in managing and overcoming various social problems that surround the mosque.

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ENHANCING THE ECONOMIC ROLE OF THE MOSQUE THROUGH EMPOWERMENT A Case Study in Yogyakarta City

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Mosque as Emergency Shelter in Natural Disaster: Responses and Challenges

Mosque as Emergency Shelter in Natural Disaster: Responses and Challenges

MOSQUE-BASED ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN THE MALAY WORLD: Views of Ibnu Khaldun's Asabiyah and Malik Bennabi's Civilization Theories

Mosque Management in Urban City: Bargaining between the Sacred and the Social Challenges

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