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Ottoman Cash Waqfs: An Alternative Financial System

open access: yesInsight Turkey, 2019
The institutions of "waqfs," that is foundations, stand before us as an intermediate option between collectivist and individualistic societies. These foundations provide for societal and individual needs in many areas including religion, education, finance, health, and infrastructure. One of the most important forms is the cash waqf, which acts as both
Bulut, Mehmet, Korkut, Cem
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The Cash Waqfs of Manisa [1867-1912]; [Manisa Para Vakıfları [1867-1912]]

open access: yes, 2022
Waqfs are important institutional structures that respond to a wide variety of needs of society, from religion, education, public works and health services to cultural venues in the Ottoman period. Especially after the 16th century, waqfs started to meet
Çağlar İ.M., Doğtekin A.
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Waqf Institution and Management Cash Waqf During The Ottoman Period

open access: yesInternational Journal of Islamic Business and Economics (IJIBEC), 2022
This paper discussed the implementation and management of cash waqf during the Ottoman Empire. During the reign, waqf has become an instrument that is very successfully implemented in various sectors such as religion, education, social, and health. Waqf assets continued to increase and not only provided facilities for public but also assisted people ...
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The Cash Waqfs Debate of 1545-1548: Anatomy of a Legal Debate at the Age of Süleyman the Lawgiver

open access: yesİnsan & Toplum, 2011
The cash waqfs debate of the mid-sixteenth century is indicative of a very critical phase in the development of the Ottoman legal tradition and scholarly establishment.
Hasan Karataş
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Menakar Progresivitas Hukum Wakaf dalam Pengembangan Wakaf Uang di Indonesia

open access: yesAl-Ahkam: Jurnal Ilmu Syari'ah dan Hukum, 2018
This study explained the progressivity of waqf law in Indonesia, especially cash waqf development. The progressivity of waqf law is good enough to respond to global challenges or field needs.
Mansur Efendi
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Bibliometric Analysis of Cash Waqf

open access: yesJurnal Intelek, 2022
This article presents a bibliometric analysis on cash waqf which have been analysed using the VOSviewer 1.6.18 to evaluate the global research trends, specifically the publication growth, publication outputs by countries, topics of interest, and co-occurrences of author keywords.
Nurnazifa Gzahli   +2 more
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Highlighting the Links Between Islamic Accounting and the Cash Waqf

open access: yesInternational Journal of Islamic Business and Economics (IJIBEC), 2019
The paper explores and ultimately highlights the link between the two concepts via a diachronic approach, tracing the Islamic institution of the cash Waqf and its book keeping activities thereby garnering sufficient evidence to conclude that the Islamic
Oluwaseun Sulaiman Saidu
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XVI. Yüzyıl Osmanlı Uleması Arasında Para Vakıfları Etrafında Cereyan Eden Tartışmalar (Ebussuûd, İbn Kemal - Çivizâde, Birgivî)

open access: yesİlahiyat Tetkikleri Dergisi, 2015
Bu çalısma, XVI. yüzyıl Osmanlı uleması arasında cereyan eden para vakıfları etrafındakitartısmaları ele almaktadır. Konu, tartısmaya istirak eden dönemin önemli fıkıh âlimlerindenEbussuûd, "bn Kemal, Çivizâde ve Birgivî’nin tez-antitez seklindeki ...
Emrullah DUMLU
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Principles of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) in Cash Waqf Management at Cash Waqf Institution

open access: yesJurnal I-Philanthropy: A Research Journal On Management Of Zakat and Waqf, 1970
Good Corporate Governance (GCG) is a set of principles and values that aim to optimize the value of a company or organization by ensuring that decision-making and operational processes are carried out in a transparent, accountable, fair, responsible and sustainable manner.
Melis Melis, Slamet Haryono
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RIBA AS PROCESS: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC READING OF THE 1548 OTTOMAN DECREE ON CASH WAQFS

open access: yesJournal of Islamic Economics and Finance
This article offers an ethnographic reading of Sultan Süleyman’s 1548 decree that lifted the ban on cash waqfs, an Ottoman innovation that allowed individuals to endow money and, through lending, generate returns for charity.
Şeyma Kabaoğlu
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