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Self Waqf (Muharrar)

Ah. Ali Arifin · Abu Azzam Al-Hadi · Mohammad Syaiful Suib

International Journal of Finance & Banking Studies · 2022 · Vol. 11 / Issue 3 · 34-41

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The potential for waqf is very large, as reflected in the number of Muslims who reach 87 percent of the total population in Indonesia. One of the productive waqf is self waqf (muharrar) in PPNJ. The implementation and realization of self waqf have not fully understood this definition, considering that the target is humans themselves. This study aims to identify the motives and factors that motivate them in waqf themselves to PP Nurul Jadid. Respondents in this study were eighteen respondents who were divided into three categories, namely the management of the pesantren, the infrastructure division, and academics/teachers. The results of this study are, first, the statement of the founder of PP Nurul Jadid about the form of struggle of the students of PP Nurul Jadid became the foundation for the students of PP Nurul Jadid in community life. Second, economic factors, third; skill factor owned by some of the less qualified administrators.

Keywords: {'name': 'muharrar, self waqf, accontability'}

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Ah. Ali Arifin
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Abu Azzam Al-Hadi
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Mohammad Syaiful Suib
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