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Waqf Pledge Deed Official (PPAIW) Based on Waqf Law, the Notary
The International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Technology (ICESST), 2023The ratification of the nazhir legal entity is related to the Notary's role in the waqf legal actions that have been ongoing thus far. The purpose of this research is to ascertain the Authority of a Notary to act as the Official for Making Waqf Pledges (PPAIW) and the implementation of the making of the Waqf Pledge Deed by a Notary who acts as the ...
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IIUM Law Journal, 2023
Waqf, an Islamic social finance instrument, can be a tool for sustainable economic development if efficiently managed and optimally implemented. As more states in Malaysia seek to improve the governance and administrative responsibilities of their Waqf trustees through a regulatory framework, this article aims to propose statutory amendments that ...
Zati Ilham Abdul Manaf +3 more
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Waqf, an Islamic social finance instrument, can be a tool for sustainable economic development if efficiently managed and optimally implemented. As more states in Malaysia seek to improve the governance and administrative responsibilities of their Waqf trustees through a regulatory framework, this article aims to propose statutory amendments that ...
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Analysis of the Law of Waqf in Thailand
2019This paper aims to analyse the law of waqf in Thailand. There are some provisions in the Royal Act-1974 concerning Muslim mosque and mosque property in general. However, this Act does not reflect the status of waqf property in Islamic law. Of course, other laws, for example Thai Civil and Commercial Law Code 1934, the Royal Act concerning the ...
Anis Pattanaprichawong, Sulaiman Dorloh
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The Corporate Waqf in Law and Practice
2019Over the past fifty years, the corporate waqf has emerged in Turkey, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Malaysia. Corporate waqf hybridizes the Islamic trust (the waqf) and the modern Western corporation to create a charitable endowment whose asset base consists of shares in a company.
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2023
The instrumentalization of family waqfs to circumvent the Islamic succession law has been a debated issue for centuries. These waqfs have played a major role in many practices, for example, sometimes in favor or against the involvement of women in inheritance.
Aşkın, Bekir Emre, Akkuş, Yakup
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The instrumentalization of family waqfs to circumvent the Islamic succession law has been a debated issue for centuries. These waqfs have played a major role in many practices, for example, sometimes in favor or against the involvement of women in inheritance.
Aşkın, Bekir Emre, Akkuş, Yakup
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The Classical Islamic Law of Waqf: A Concise Introduction
Arab Law Quarterly, 2012Abstract The purpose of this article is to provide a concise and brief introduction to the classical Islamic law of waqf. This study is based on the Fiqh literature of four Sunni schools of thought. The primary focus is on the Ḥanafī Fiqh, however, representative texts of the other schools have also been taken into account.
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Property, Authority and Personal Law: Waqf In Colonial South Asia
South Asia Research, 2011British rule in South Asia transformed the economy and society of the subcontinent, in large part by revamping the status of landed property. Colonial law was founded on the notion that ostensibly religious personal law was outside state jurisdiction. The boundary between state law and personal law, however, was blurry and some elements of ‘religious’
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Introduction of Proposed Waqf Laws (need and desired objectives of enactment of new laws)
2022Waqf is a charity work. Our religion guides us to help needy people. Waqf means dedicating their money to hospitals, shrines, needy and poor peoples, and other pious work for the sake of Islam and the welfare of humanity, that s why ulema set rules for the waqf properties.
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