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Publication An Empirical Study on Awqaf Endowers’ Perception: Imperatives for Awqaf Institutions’ Success(Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2018) ;Fuadah Johari ;Nursilah Ahmad ;Mohammad Haji Alias ;Syadiyah Abdul Shukor ;Kalsom Abd Wahab ;Muhammad Ridhwan Ab. Aziz ;Zurina Kefeli @ Zulkefli ;Nor Masitah Mohd Orip ;Fauzi Abu HussinPatmawati IbrahimThe success of awqaf institutions are determined by many factors, among others is good feedback from the endowers either from their contribution or repeat endowing. This study investigates the perception of endowers to endow and factors motivating them to repeat endowing in ensuring waqf institution success among 366 respondents in 2014. The study employs two models of multiple linear regression analysis. The first model examines the determinant factors influencing the intention to endow whereas the second model investigates internal and external factors influencing the intention to repeated waqf endowment in future. The findings show integrity of waqf institution, religious obligation and access to cash waqf have significant contribution to the endower’s perception to endow cash waqf. Meanwhile, repeated cash waqf behavior will take place if endowers are familiar with waqf institutions and have easy access to cash waqf as these two variables are significantly related to dependent variable. Thus, in order to motivate endowers to repeat cash waqf behavior, continuous promotion to create familiarity together with easy access to cash waqf are vital to encourage repeated charitable behavior. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Factors Influencing Repeat Cash Waqf Contribution For Islamic Philanthropy(Universiti Teknologi MARA, 2015) ;Fuadah Johari ;Mohammad Haji Alias ;Syadiyah Abdul Shukor ;Kalsom Abd Wahab ;Muhammad Ridhwan Ab. Aziz ;Nursilah Ahmad ;Zurina Kefeli@ Zulkefli ;Fauzi Abu HussinPatmawati IbrahimCash waqfis an Islamic tool in the Islamic Economic System. Cash waqf inculcates the culture of giving through Islamic philanthropy. Cash waqf must be used as a socio-economic development mechanism to create and develop a third sector that is not profit-motivated and distinct from private and public sectors. Awareness of cash waqf contributionand the obligation to donate are crucial among Malaysians. Waqf institutions have seriously promoted waqf financing instruments to enhance awareness and participation in society. However, awareness toward cash waqf in Malaysia lags behind that in Indonesia and Middle Eastern countries. This study examines the internal determinants of donors’ (waqif) intention to participate in giving cash waqf among Muslims in Malaysia. This study is conducted using a quantitative approach based on constructed questionnaires to identify patterns of factors that influence cash waqf contribution. Structural equation modelling technique is applied in the analysis. Findings show several internal factors, such as religious obligation, benevolence, familiarity with waqf institutions, and access to cash waqf, that have strong relationship with donors’ intention to repeat contribution of cash waqf in the future. Waqf institutions should encourage people to donate cash waqf in Malaysia. However, most of the respondents do not trust waqf institution. Trust is a significant internal factor in the intention to repeat contribution of cash waqf. Thus, waqf institutions should build good reputation and integrity to attract big contributors among Muslims in Malaysia and increase the level of intention among donors (waqif). Waqf institutions should consider these factors in planning their strategies to ensure adequate waqf funds that could accommodate further development for the benefit of th eummah. Keywords: internal factors, cash waqf, Islamic social finance, repeat cash waqf contribution, structural equation modelling (SEM) - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Identifying the Potential of Continuity in Cash Waqf Contribution: A Descriptive Analysis(Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2015) ;Fuadah Johari ;Mohammad Haji Alias ;Muhammad Ridhwan Ab. Aziz ;Zurina Kefeli ;Nursilah Ahmad ;Kalsom Abd Wahab ;Fauzi Abu HussinPatmawati Haji IbrahimThe awareness on cash waqf and the willingness to endow are imperative for the sustainability of the awqaf mechanism. In fact, waqf institutions have taken serious effort to promote waqf financing instrument in order to enhance the awareness and participation of the society. The awareness and the willingness to endow towards cash waqf in Malaysia is still lagging behind compared to other countries like Indonesia and Middle Eastern countries. Thus, in understanding the background of cash waqf endowers, this paper presents the demography and socio-economic profiles of frequent cash waqf cash waqf endower. Survey questionnaire have been distributed to 400 respondents using random sampling and 345 are valid. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. The findings of this study show that 55 percent of the respondents had an intention to endow cash waqf continuity is more common among married males of 36 to 40 years old. And live in rural area. Meanwhile, the socio-economic background of respondents shows that continuous cash waqf endowers were mostly graduate professionals and management workers who received formal Islamic education in university and earned between RM 1501-RM3000 monthly. These findings provide some insights of the potential continuous cash waqf endower's profile which might be beneficial to waqf agencies in accumulating waqf contribution in Malaysia. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Intention To Donate Cash Waqf Repeatedly: A Preliminary Descriptive Analysis(Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2014-04-29) ;Fuadah Johari ;Nor Masitah Mohd Orip ;Zurina Kefeli @ Zulkefli ;Muhammad Ridhwan Ab. Aziz ;Fauzi Abu Hussin ;Patmawati Ibrahim ;Kalsom Abd Wahab ;Nursilah Ahmad ;Mohammad Haji Alias ;Syadiyah Abdul ShukorAsma Abdul RahmanThe awareness on cash waqf contribution and the obligation to donate is now higher among Malaysians. In fact, many Malaysians donate cash waqf repeatedly. In understanding the background of cash waqf contributors, this paper presents the socio-demographic and socioeconomic profiles of those who donate repeatedly. A survey has been distributed to 100 respondents using random sampling. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics. The findings of this article show that 51 percent respondents claim that they will donate cash waqf repeatedly. Based on the respondent’s demographic background, the prevalence of donating cash waqf repeatedly is more common among females, aged between 20 to 25 years old, single and live in urban area. Meanwhile, the socio-economic background of the respondents shows that repeated cash waqf contributors are mostly professional and management workers, degree and postgraduate degree holders, those who received formal Islamic education in university, and those who earn between RM1501-RM3000 monthly. These findings provide some insights of repeated cash waqf contributor’s profile which might be beneficial to waqf agencies in accumulating waqf contribution in Malaysia.