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UNLOCKING WAKAF POTENTIAL IN MALAYSIA Associate Professor Dr. Amir Shaharuddin Chief Executive Officer Yayasan Waqaf Malaysia (YWM) 1

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UNLOCKING WAKAFPOTENTIAL IN MALAYSIA

Associate Professor Dr. Amir Shaharuddin

Chief Executive Officer

Yayasan Waqaf Malaysia (YWM)

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

• Underlying Principles

• Maqasid (Objectives) of Wakaf

Understanding of Wakaf01

Potential Contribution by

Islamic Banks 05

Critical Success Factors04

Wakaf Practices in Muslim

Empires02

Potential Wakaf

Development in Malaysia03

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(قدامةابن)الثمرةوتسبيلالأصل،تحبيس

OVERVIEW OF WAKAF

Two Underlying Principles of Wakaf -

Sustainable Growth

Wakaf is an Islamic endowment of asset or property to be held in trust andused for charitable purposes.

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Beneficiaries

Asset /

Property

Endower

(Wakif)

SALIENT FEATURES OF WAKAF & ITS MAQASID (OBJECTIVES)

Salient Features Maqasid (Objectives)

Improvement

of living

standard

Seeking Allah’s

Bounty &

Reward

Long Term

Purpose

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EVOLUTION OF WAKAF ASSET

Property (Movable &

ImmovableCash Money

New Form of Wealth

(Unit Trust Database

/ Information

Services)

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WAKAF PRACTICES IN PAST MUSLIM EMPIRES & ITS EXAMPLES

03Facilities for Community /

Society

02 Water Supply

01 Agriculture

Examples of Past WakafProjects

Madrasah

(School)Scholars

Society

The Past Practices

Wakaf instruments uplifted the society wellbeing.

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WAKAF DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA

TraditionalModern

Day

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POTENTIAL WAKAF DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA

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30,880 hectar of wakaf land

13 percent Developed

Strong Government Support

Tax Incentive – 14(C) Inland Revenue Act

10 percent Reduction for Corporate

Endower and Beneficiaries inclusive of Muslim and non-MuslimThe Securities Commission Malaysia (SC)

launched a new framework to facilitate the offering of Islamic funds with wakaffeatures

POTENTIAL WAKAF DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA (CONT’D)

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CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS

Good

Governance

Sustainable

Funding

Sound Legal

Framework

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POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY ISLAMIC BANKS

Water SupplyHealth Education Economic

Cash wakaf

Majlis Agama Islam Negeri

(State Religious Council) –

RM10.3mil distribution

Yayasan Waqaf Malaysia

(Wakaf Foundation Malaysia) –

RM3.8mil

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APPENDIX 1 - WAKAF PROJECTS AND INITIATIVE IN MALAYSIA

JohorPenangKuala Lumpur12

APPENDIX 1 - WAKAF PROJECTS AND INITIATIVE IN MALAYSIA (CONT’D)

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APPENDIX 1 - WAKAF PROJECTS AND INITIATIVE IN MALAYSIA (CONT’D)

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APPENDIX 1 - WAKAF PROJECTS AND INITIATIVE IN MALAYSIA (CONT’D)

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THANK YOU

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