The effect of motivating language and management effectiveness: empirical evidence from <i>Waqf</i> institutions in Malaysia

Sharip, Sharfizie Mohd; Awang, Marinah; Ismail, Ramlee

doi:10.1108/jiabr-03-2020-0079

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“…Moreover, the confidence interval values do not show a value of 1 in any of the constructs, except for GDRP and inflation, which were a single observation. Thus, the constructs meet the HTMT criteria, fulfilling discriminant validity (Sharip et al , 2022).…”

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Analyzing the impact of productive zakat on the welfare of zakat recipients

Mawardi

Widiastuti

Mustofa

et al. 2022

JIABR

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Purpose This study aims to investigate the effects of zakat and business assistance on the growth and well-being of mustahiqs (zakat recipients). This study also investigates the impact of macroeconomic variables on the welfare of mutahiqs. Design/methodology/approach The partial least squares-structural equation modelling method is used in this quantitative study, examining data from 137 mustahiqs. The data was collected from seven zakat institutions, which run effective zakat programmes to empower mustahiqs. Findings Zakat empowerment programmes and business assistantships positively impact the growth of mustahiqs’ businesses, beneficial to their well-being. Nevertheless, their well-being is unaffected by the proxy of the macroeconomy. Originality/value This study adds to the zakat literature by identifying the relationship between zakat, business growth, macroeconomic conditions and mustahiq welfare. Accordingly, this approach was made by combining primary and secondary data. This research offers a unique measure of welfare based on the concept of the Islamic objectives (Maqasid al-Shariah).

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Analyzing the impact of productive zakat on the welfare of zakat recipients

Mawardi

Widiastuti

Mustofa

et al. 2022

JIABR

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“…They found that human capital, structural capital and spiritual capital impact organisational performance but not waqf institutions. Meanwhile, Sharip et al (2022) discussed the effectiveness of management and leadership style through motivation in waqf institutions. The similarity of these two studies is that they discuss the management of waqf institutions as non-profit organisations for the institution's sustainability.…”

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“…Thus, waqf institutions can formulate various innovations and development of waqf management systems following Islamic sharia. Sharip et al (2022) used the motivating language (ML) of the leaders of waqf institutions in Malaysia to achieve this. However, Sharip et al (2022) failed to deliver the research findings as their findings cannot be considered a comprehensive solution to improve management effectiveness in waqf institutions.…”

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“…Since the continuous escalating studies on waqf, the domain of institutional waqf has evolved into a wide-ranging, intricate, and disjointed area of research, making it progressively challenging to comprehend. A large body of literature has explained the socioeconomic role of institutional waqf (e.g., Awaludin et al, 2018;Laallam et al, 2022;Mohd Sharip et al, 2022). A great deal of research conducts bibliometric analysis in the waqf literature (e.g Uluyol et al, 2021;Rusydiana, 2019;Ninglasari, 2021).…”

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Waqf Sustainability or Sustainable Waqf? A Bibliometric Analysis

Qurrata,

Mohd. Shafiai,

Alma’amun

et al. 2024

Millah J. Rel. Stud.

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Research on waqf sustainability is increasing in popularity, showing exponential growth in publication and citation numbers. The realm of research has grown intricate and fragmented, thereby posing a growing challenge to the regulation of waqf sustainability. The main purpose of this study is to organise and integrate the preliminary studies on the theme of waqf sustainability. To this end, this study involved bibliometric analysis, distinguishing it from previous analyses, which were outdated and/or different focus. We collected 84 articles extracted from Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) databases, covering 20 years from 2001 to 2022. The findings showed that the most prolific authors were from Malaysia. There are five research themes regarding waqf sustainability, including the accountability of Islamic social finance as a third-sector economy, the sustainability of Islamic microfinance, the role of intellectual capital in waqf institutions, the effectiveness of management, and the performance measurement of waqf institutions. This study shows that the performance of waqf institutions for waqf sustainability is scant. Hence, there is an important research gap that can be addressed in future research since sustainability is a priority agenda as outlined in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) blueprint.

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“…For example, waqif endows land for cemeteries or endows land for the poor. Thus, in a special waqf, the trustee must carry out the purpose of the waqf that has been made (Sharip et al , 2021).…”

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Analysis of issues and solutions on the implementation of istibdal waqf property in states of Peninsular Malaysia

Noor

Asni

Rani

et al. 2023

QRFM

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Purpose This paper aims to analyse the implementation of istibdal waqf property in several states of Peninsular Malaysia. To achieve this objective, this study identified the amount of waqf property ‘am (general) and waqf property khas (special) which were involved in the process of istibdal in each state, the factors that have caused the istibdal to be implemented, the rate of istibdal involved for each lot of waqf lands and the type of property replacement performed. Design/methodology/approach This study used the qualitative method, whereby the researchers had collected secondary data consisting of documents related to waqf from the State Islamic Religious Council (MAIN). The type of documents obtained were public records. The data collected were analysed using the content analysis techniques. Findings The results showed that there are several factors involved in the implementation of istibdal, namely, the acquisition of waqf land by the State Authority, applications by external parties for a particular interest and the initiatives taken by the MAIN on waqf property which is problematic and uneconomical to generate waqf fund. This study also found some Shariah and management issues, which were identified in the implementations of istibdal, whereas some cases of istibdal were only carried out on a small part of the waqf lands and there were also cases of the implementation of istibdal which have not been replaced with fixed assets as authorised by the istibdal parameter. This study suggests some improvements to the issues identified in the implementation of istibdal for waqf managers in Malaysia. Research limitations/implications The limitation of this study is that it analyses only the documents that record the implementation of istibdal in the states managed by MAIN. Thus, the analysis performed was limited to the documents obtained without involving empirical data. Practical implications This study suggests some improvements to the implementation of istibdal waqf in the states studied. Therefore, these recommendations can be used by waqf property managers to improve the process of implementing waqf property istibdal so that it can be used to its maximum potential. Social implications If the recommendations in this study can be implemented, the Muslim community will benefit greatly from the waqf property because it is being developed through the method of istibdal. This impact can increase the confidence of the Muslim community towards MAIN in managing waqf property and encouraging the Muslim community to contribute to waqf property for the welfare of the ummah. Originality/value This study involved data on a larger waqf istibdal implementations that involved several states in Peninsular Malaysia, which to the best of the authors’ knowledge, the analysis involving such large research data have not been implemented before.

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The effect of motivating language and management effectiveness: empirical evidence from Waqf institutions in Malaysia

Cited by 6 publications

References 56 publications

Analyzing the impact of productive zakat on the welfare of zakat recipients

Analyzing the impact of productive zakat on the welfare of zakat recipients

Waqf Sustainability or Sustainable Waqf? A Bibliometric Analysis

Analysis of issues and solutions on the implementation of istibdal waqf property in states of Peninsular Malaysia

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