The Indonesia Waqf Board (BWI): An Analytical Network Process Analysis

Ayuniyyah, Qurroh; Devi, Abrista; Kartika, Tika

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“…Ease in bureaucracy and licence would have a huge influence on the development of waqf lands. This is in line with a previous study (Ayuniyyah et al , 2019), which stated that optimising the role of BWI is important to assist the development of waqf land in Indonesia.…”

Section: Results Of Analytic Networking Process and Analysissupporting

confidence: 92%

The challenges of empowering waqf land in Indonesia: an analytical network process analysis

Fauzi

Hapsari

Herianingrum

et al. 2022

IJOES

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Purpose This paper aims to identify the factors that hinder the successful empowerment of waqf land in Indonesia empirically by applying the analytic networking process (ANP). Design/methodology/approach In this study, after the waqf land problem criteria were introduced, an ANP model was developed and applied to identify the main problem, solution and strategy as a framework to guide stakeholders to produce policy recommendations appropriately and optimally. Findings The results showed that the main priority of the problem is the nadzir aspect. Furthermore, each criterion’s problems are a low public trust, unprofessional nadzir (waqf manager), a huge number of idle waqf lands, the absence of waqf certificates and non-economic waqf lands utilisation. Meanwhile, the main priorities for each aspect of the solution are socialisation and education to the community, nadzir certification, utilisation of information technology for the administration of waqf land governance, waqf land certification and innovation of waqf land development projects. Then, the long-term strategic priority is optimising the community’s role in the empowerment of waqf land. Research limitations/implications The development of the ANP model would give the institutions a modest, flexible and convenient approach to evaluate the barriers present in waqf land. However, ANP requires greater effort because it is a highly complex methodology that compels a study to use more numerical calculations in assessing composite priorities. Originality/value Not many studies on waqf land issues in Indonesia have been discussed empirically. Most of these studies are in the form of descriptive studies. This study introduces the ANP approach to illustrate the main problems of waqf land empowerment in Indonesia. ANP is a new approach to the decision-making process through a process that produces a general framework for treating decisions without making assumptions regarding independence between elements.

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Section: Results Of Analytic Networking Process and Analysissupporting

confidence: 92%

The challenges of empowering waqf land in Indonesia: an analytical network process analysis

Fauzi

Hapsari

Herianingrum

et al. 2022

IJOES

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“…Thus, Egypt in 1971 established the Egyptian Awqāf Authority to handle all awqāf matters in the Ministry of Awqaf. Sudan took the same approach and established the Federal Corporation of Awqāf in 1987, followed by Kuwait, Jordan, Qatar and Indonesia (Rashid, 2018; Ayuniyyah et al , 2019).…”

Section: Problems Of Current Waqf Management and Reform Trends Through Intellectual Capitalmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To address the problem of waqf financing, as well as other problems, they capitalised on more expansive jurisprudential opinions on matters related to the nature of waqf assets and the regulation of their development. These include issues related to cash waqf, replacing waqf assets ( istibdāl ), and attracting new and highly liquid awqāf (Asmy, 2015; Haji-Mohiddin and Mas, 2015; Rashid, 2018; Thaker et al , 2018; Ayuniyyah et al , 2019).…”

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Intellectual capital in non-profit organisations: lessons learnt for waqf institutions

Laallam

Kassim

Ali

et al. 2020

IJIF

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Purpose This study aims to highlight the importance of intellectual capital (IC) for the operation of waqf (Islamic endowment) institutions, as few studies have discussed this issue in relation to non-profit religious organisations, particularly waqf organisations. Consequently, this study hopes to contribute to the development of waqf institutions in terms of human capital proficiency, the efficiency of operations and the effectiveness and sustainability of performance. Design/methodology/approach The authors reviewed a significant body of relevant studies written on various aspects of IC, to highlight the significance of considering IC in the operation of non-profit organisations (NPOs) and waqf institutions. Findings This study highlights the importance of IC in the operation of waqf institutions. It provides a platform that facilitates understanding of the existing obstacles and challenges in waqf institutions (such as lack of accountability, lack of funding, mismanagement and lack of trained labour, among others) and offers potential solutions through the consideration of knowledge and IC. Research limitations/implications This study is a conceptual analysis of IC in the context of NPOs. Future studies should conduct empirical testing, which will provide more detailed discussion and enriching insights into the issue of IC and the performance of NPOs, particularly in the case of waqf institutions. Practical implications This study provides several important implications for waqf institutions and other NPOs, as it sheds light on the consideration of knowledge and IC in their operations. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first to discuss the issues of waqf in the light of IC and provide an integrated framework for the operation of waqf institutions.

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“…Berdasarkan kerangka analisis SWOT, penelitian menyimpulkan bahwa: kerjasama yang baik antar institusi wakaf sebagai prioritas kekuatan (Strength), kurangnya intergrasi antara Badan Wakaf Indonesia dengan lembaga wakaf lainnya sebagai prioritas kelemahan (Weakness), wakaf uang dan wakaf tanah yang potensial sebagai prioritas potensi (Opportunity), dan masalah nazhir sebagai prioritas ancaman (Threat). Strategi yang paling tepat yaitu kerjasama dan kolaborasi seluruh pemangku kepentingan wakaf (Ayuniyyah, Devi, and Kartika 2019).…”

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“…Penelitian ini juga menyimpulkan nazhir sebagai masalah sumber daya dalam penghimpunan wakaf dengan solusi yang linear yaitu dengan peningkatan pengetahuan, pembinaan dan pendampingan nazhir (Fitri and Wilantoro 2018;Khairunnisa and Priantina 2019). Sedangkan berdasarkan manajemen wakaf yang dilakukan oleh Badan Wakaf Indonesia, nazhir sebagai masalah prioritas ancaman (Threat) (Ayuniyyah, Devi, and Kartika 2019).…”

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Analisis Strategi Penghimpunan Wakaf Saham di Indonesia

Hakim

2021

Al-Awqaf: J. Wakaf Ekonomi Islam

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Waqf is potentially because the number of Muslims reaches 87 percent of peoples in Indonesia. Share waqf also called stock waqf is one of the productive waqfs in the Islamic stock market but fundraising of share waqf is still low. Their problem is because publication and inclusion level about share waqf is not enough, besides share waqf begins emergence in Indonesia. This research tries to identify important factors and suitable strategies to share waqf’s fundraising in Indonesia. The research is field research which is used a qualitative approach, with an analysis method is the Analytic Network Process (ANP). The respondent of this research is divided into three categories which is, securities company, nazhir, and regulator.

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The Indonesia Waqf Board (BWI): An Analytical Network Process Analysis

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The challenges of empowering waqf land in Indonesia: an analytical network process analysis

The challenges of empowering waqf land in Indonesia: an analytical network process analysis

Intellectual capital in non-profit organisations: lessons learnt for waqf institutions

Analisis Strategi Penghimpunan Wakaf Saham di Indonesia

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