Reputation, Transparency, Trust and Waqif's Perception on Nadzir’s Professional Toward Intention to Act Waqf: Empirical Study in Pondok Modern Darussalam Gontor (PMDG)

Rofiqo, Azidni; Muslih, Mohammad; Sari, Diyan Novita

doi:10.23917/jisel.v4i2.14870

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“…In managing foundations, business units, and cooperatives, adheres to the principle of lease management. Teachers, students, and students are involved in it [24]. The appointment is intended so that the management of the business is still colored by the spirit of students in the form of sincerity, honesty, trust, responsibility, sincerity, dedication, and loyalty.…”

Section: Implementation Of Productive Waqf Development For Modern Boa...mentioning

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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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Section: Implementation Of Productive Waqf Development For Modern Boa...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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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“…This study focuses on digital cash waqf, examining the dimensions of trust in waqf institutions and perception of iḥsān (altruism) in influencing donors' intention to make waqf donations. As Rofiqo et al (2021) asserted, establishing trust of waqf management institutions is essential for raising community satisfaction and ensuring continuation in intention to donate. Other studies also uncovered that the perception of iḥsān affects a Muslim's desire to make cash waqf (Rizal & Amin, 2017).…”

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Empowering the Future of Cash Waqf through Digitalisation: An Insight into the Philanthropic Intention of the Indonesian Muslim Community

Bonang,

Ismail,

Raditya Sukmana

2024

IJIF

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Purpose — This research explores the dimensions of perceived iḥsān (altruism) and trust, utilising a framework rooted in the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT), to comprehensively explore the intricate motivations and ethical considerations underlying individuals’ engagement with digital waqf platforms. Design/Methodology/Approach — Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) was applied to analyse primary data collected from 202 Muslims residing in four cities in Indonesia. Findings — The investigation unveiled that performance expectancy, social influence and perceived iḥsān significantly impact the intention of digital waqf usage. On the other hand, trust affects a person’s intention, shaping their behaviour to donate through digital waqf platforms. In contrast, effort expectancy does not affect the intention to engage in waqf through digital channels, and facilitating condition do not affect user behaviour. Originality/Value — This study introduces a novel approach by incorporating perceived iḥsān and trust dimensions into the UTAUT model to achieve the objective of this research. In particular, it offers unique insights into the disbursement of cash waqf among Muslims via digital platforms (e.g., online channels). Practical Implications — The study emphasises that individuals from the low middle-class demonstrate empathy and mutual support in the face of financial limitations. The article offers valuable recommendations to the government, aligning with Indonesia’s Golden 2045 goal. These recommendations encompass the implementation of advanced digitisation in waqf management, integration of waqf data into robust financial management systems, and intensified educational campaigns aimed at raising public awareness on cash waqf, particularly among the younger generation.

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“…However, this great potential has not been maximized in reality, it could be due to the lack of trust in waqif towards waqf management institutions because several research hypotheses state that waqif trust significantly affects waqif's perception of nazir's professionalism. (Rofiqo et al, 2021) This is important because public trust is essential to strengthen the sustainability of the charity sector. (Yang et al, 2016) Unrealized trust can be caused by Waqif are not satisfied with the services provided by the waqf Institute.…”

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Strategy to Increase Waqif Trust by Nazir Waqf Lazismu Trensains Sragen

Jamal

Fathonah

2022

JIEI

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This research is to find out what strategies are carried out by an Islamic boarding school waqf institution to maintain and increase the trust of waqif. This research is qualitative research with a literature study approach, unstructured interviews, observation, analysis using a triangulation approach. The object of this research is Lazismu Trensains located in Muhammadiyah Pesantren Sains (Trensains) Sragen City, Central Java. This study found that several strategies were carried out by nazir waqf Lazismu Trensains to increase the trust of waqif, one of which was a transparent reporting system, intensely building active communication with donors and creating an online waqf platform, namely sedekahanaja.id which made it easier for waqifs to waqf. This study only explores the nazir strategy in Lazismu Trensains which is based on Islamic boarding school. There is no research that discusses the strategy of increasing waqif trust by nazir waqf in Muhammadiyah Islamic boarding school.

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Reputation, Transparency, Trust and Waqif's Perception on Nadzir’s Professional Toward Intention to Act Waqf: Empirical Study in Pondok Modern Darussalam Gontor (PMDG)

Cited by 4 publications

References 30 publications

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

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

Empowering the Future of Cash Waqf through Digitalisation: An Insight into the Philanthropic Intention of the Indonesian Muslim Community

Strategy to Increase Waqif Trust by Nazir Waqf Lazismu Trensains Sragen

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