Proceedings of the International Conference on Ethics in Governance (ICONEG 2016) 2017
DOI: 10.2991/iconeg-16.2017.46
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Three Power Pillars Synergy In Waqaf Empowerment

Abstract: Abstract-Cianjur is one of regencies in West Java, with it's waqf potential, it could be pilot project in waqaf empowerment, therefore the Islamic philantropy activities could be beneficial for prosperity and humanity. Waqf empowerment could be conducted through three power pillars synergy concept including the awareness from the government, market, and civil society in creating Islam as rahmatan lil alamin (Islam as the blessing for the universe) in fostering prosperity, democracy, and sustainable economy dev… Show more

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“…In line with this, Syaifullah and Idrus 18 said that Islam had become a guideline covering all aspects of human life, including public welfare in the form of waqf. Solihah and Mulyadi 19 said that in Islamic economics, one of the crucial points is the nation's awareness, market, and society to achieve sustainable prosperity. The synergy between the three may affect the empowerment of waqf.…”
Section: Waqf and Prosperitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In line with this, Syaifullah and Idrus 18 said that Islam had become a guideline covering all aspects of human life, including public welfare in the form of waqf. Solihah and Mulyadi 19 said that in Islamic economics, one of the crucial points is the nation's awareness, market, and society to achieve sustainable prosperity. The synergy between the three may affect the empowerment of waqf.…”
Section: Waqf and Prosperitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature review of Islamic sustainable development models, practices, and drivers during 1990-2021 highlights three dimensions of sustainability, i.e., sociocultural, economic, and environmental. Social sustainability is embedded within universal values and global agenda like SDGs [76], social finance to alleviate poverty [77], CSR and microfinance [40], spirituality and finance [17], cross-cultural values [78], corporate governance [79], education for sustainability [43,80], behavioral factors and Islamic finance [81], sustainable architecture [62], knowledge management [82], Waqf system [32],…”
Section: Current State Of Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under the socio-cultural sustainability, the review shows human wellbeing models that are underpinned by the objectives of Islamic laws (maqasid) through embedding sustainability in culture to serve public goods through fostering education for sustainability [43], sustainable architecture [62], knowledge management [82]; traditional education [80], humanitarian aid [85], and respect for all communities of life [129]. Besides, Islamic finance models were reviewed, which were founded on local values and norms like Waqf system [32], Zakat system [72], crowdfunding [38], ethical (Halal) tourism [64], and Halal supply chains [83].…”
Section: Sustainability Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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