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    11 - Cash and Productive Waqf

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    This document discusses different types of waqf (endowments) in Islam, including definitions, cash waqf, and productive waqf. It provides definitions of waqf from various Islamic scholars and schools of thought. It explains that cash waqf allows money to be endowed instead of physical assets. Productive waqf is defined as transforming natural waqf management into professional management to improve benefits, or letting endowed assets be managed to produce returns that support the original purpose of the waqf. The document emphasizes the potential benefits of managing waqf productively over just consumptively.

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    This document discusses different types of waqf (endowments) in Islam, including definitions, cash waqf, and productive waqf. It provides definitions of waqf from various Islamic scholars and schools of thought. It explains that cash waqf allows money to be endowed instead of physical assets. Productive waqf is defined as transforming natural waqf management into professional management to improve benefits, or letting endowed assets be managed to produce returns that support the original purpose of the waqf. The document emphasizes the potential benefits of managing waqf productively over just consumptively.

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    This document discusses different types of waqf (endowments) in Islam, including definitions, cash waqf, and productive waqf. It provides definitions of waqf from various Islamic scholars and schools of thought. It explains that cash waqf allows money to be endowed instead of physical assets. Productive waqf is defined as transforming natural waqf management into professional management to improve benefits, or letting endowed assets be managed to produce returns that support the original purpose of the waqf. The document emphasizes the potential benefits of managing waqf productively over just consumptively.

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    CASH AND PRODUCTIVE WAQF  

    English for Zakat Vocabulary Pratice


    Direct and Inderect Speech and Quoting Techniques

    English for Zawa

    1. Hudy Arofi (08020520021)


    2. Mochammad Zaidan Fahmi (08020520025)
    Subject

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    Definition of Waqf Cash Waqf Productive Waqf
    01 Definition of Waqf
    Scholars vary in provide a definition of waqf. Priest Al-Syaukani argues
    that waqf is to hold things that are used for the sake of Allah, the poor,
    and to help people who on the way out of stock, and the original thing
    remains the property of the person the waqf. While Imam Al-Syarbini
    said that waqf is holding something that remains in existence (survive)
    old) and decide and the administrator and That thing is used for things
    that permissible (permissible according to syara'). While Imam Al-
    Shan'anI said: that waqf is holding property that is have benefits
    without harm the object and used for the benefit (immune).
    Advanced
    Jumhur Ulama are of the opinion that waqf is to hold onto the
    treasures that may be obtained the benefits are taken, what
    remains is the object (the substance), the goal is to get closer to
    Allah. The property that is donated automatically regardless of the
    wakif (people who waqf) and then becomes mlllk God. Wakif
    must donate the results fit for purpose. Another scholar named
    Abu Hanlfah states that the juridical waqf is that the person who is
    waqf let go of immovable objects from ownership and donate
    benefits for the public interest.
    Advanced
    Get to know ha! Mallkiyah group waqf argues that wakif (people who
    waqf) It's just giving the benefits of the property he has given to
    people other eligible. Even the waqf can in the form of objects'
    rented by pemlllknya, then the results are endowed.' Jumhur
    Ulama are of the opinion that know the thing that is donated is an
    object that remains in its substance (not exhausted) so you can
    used continuously in long time but in opinion The Mallkiyah
    cleric stated that the object.
    02 Cash Waqf
    In an etymological sense, waqf means to withhold or prevent
    doing something. Waqf with the meaning of withholding is also
    explained in Al-Munjid's dictionary as follows: Waqfuddaari ay
    habsuhaa fii sabiilillah (waqf of a house, meaning to hold a house
    for (the interests) of Allah's religion. Waqafahu anissyay'i ay
    mana'ahu anhu. (He is waqf of something, meaning he prevents it
    from something) (Louis Ma'luf, 1937:1014-1015). Meanwhile,
    the scholars differ on the definition of waqf in terminology.
    According to Faishal Haq, the different definitions of waqf by the
    scholars of madhhab. This is because waqf has 25 meanings.
    more, although what is commonly used is the meaning of
    restraining and preventing. These many meanings influence the
    mujtahids in determining the definition of waqf (Faishal Haq,
    1993: 56).
    Advanced
    Therefore, to clarify the definition of waqf in terms of this
    terminology, the author describes it as follows. :

    a. Waqf according to Abu Hanifah. Waqf according to Abu


    Hanifah and some Hanafi scholars: "Retaining objects
    whose status is fixed belongs to the waqif (people who
    endow their wealth), and donate the benefits of objects for
    the good way. (Zainuddin, 1970: 187)
    b. Waqf according to the Maliki school of thought. "Making
    the benefits of the object owned, either in the form of rent
    or the proceeds, to be handed over to the person who is
    entitled to it, with a timed delivery in accordance with the
    will of the waqif. (Ali Fikri, 1938:304)
    .
    Advanced
    c. Waqf according to the Shafi'i madhhab. "Withholding assets that
    can be taken advantage of is accompanied by the eternity of the
    substance of the object, free from the control of waqif and used
    for something that is allowed by religion. (Zakaria Al-Ansari,
    1957: 85)
    d. Waqf according to the Hambali school. "Retaining the freedom of
    the owner of the property in spending his useful wealth
    accompanied by the eternity of the substance of the object and
    severing all rights of authority over the object, while the benefits
    are used in terms of virtue to draw closer to Allah". (Ali Fikri,
    1938: 12)
    03 Productive Waqf
    One of the spirit brought by Law no. 41 years old
    2004 concerning Waqf is a productive waqf
    (Article 43 paragraph (2)). However, it seems that
    the law considers the term productive waqf It's
    understandable, so there's no explanation it
    means. But actually the facts on the ground show
    that the public's understanding of the meaning of
    productive waqf quite diverse. Here are some
    explanations about waqf productive:
    Advanced
    1. In productive language means being or capable of produce, bring
    results, benefits and
    profitable (Language Center, 2008: 1215).
    2. Munzir Qahaf divides the use of waqf into two, namely: waqf used
    directly and indirectly
    (Qahaf, 2005: 162-163). The first type of waqf is waqf which principal
    goods are used to achieve goals, such as mosque for prayer, school
    for study, hospital to treat the sick. This first type of waqf is called
    consumptive waqf. While the second type of waqf the goods are
    not used directly, but managed to produce something. Then
    something is generated this is donated. This second type of waqf
    is called waqf productive.
    Advanced
    3. Another expert, Jaih Mubarak, stated that waqf is productive is the
    transformation from natural waqf management to professional
    waqf management to improve or increase the benefits of waqf
    (Mubarak, 2008: 15). With this definition productive does not
    necessarily mean incrementally quantitative, but also qualitative.
    If we trace the productive meaning required by the law, Waqf
    seems to be more inclined to the meaning of productive waqf
    according to Munzir Qahaf. However, the Waqf Law does not see
    any categories of direct waqf and indirect waqf as Qahaf said. If
    depicted in the form of a chart are as follows:
     
    Wakif > Nazhir > Investment > Results > Maukuf alaih (recipient)
    Advanced
    The more ideal situation is to let the waqf consumptive stay as it is, but
    accompanied by waqf productive. Mosques, for example, are still
    managed consumptively
    but has a productive "bondho mosque" for support the function of the
    mosque. Next up with the return on investment bondho mosque,
    the mosque can act as the center
    activities and services to the community.
    To go towards productive waqf, there are at least three
    condition:
    1. Waqif does not limit its waqf only for the benefit of worship as
    usual. For that it is necessary
    sustainable socialization.
    2. Nazhir the manager has an entrepreneurial spirit. No spirit
    neterprener, Nazhir will only be burdened by waqf that managed.
    3. Management transparency.
    “Give the value of his efforts not from the results.
    Only then can we judge life .”

    “Albert Einsten”
    That is All and
    Thank You

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