Awqaf-led Islamic Social Finance

Mohd Ma’Sum Billah is Professor of Finance and Insurance at the Islamic Economics Institute, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

• Introduction Part I Awqaf: Its World View 1. Emergence of Awqaf Development Centre: A Mind-mapping Idea 2. Awqaf-Led Neo-Endowment in Supporting Socio-Economic Development 3. Objectives of Awqaf within the Classical Discourse and their Modern Implications 4. Role of Awqaf as an Economic Driver 6. The perception of waqf as a financial institution –A Lesson From the French Literature on Ottoman Empire 6. Contemporary Approach in Productive Awqaf Development 7. Utilizing Awqaf in Modern Muslim Minority Societies Part I Awqaf: Its Law and Policies 8. Gender Justice in the Law of Awqaf 9. Developing a Waqf Market and Reconceptualizing Awqaf Governance via Regtech Part III Awqaf: Its Applications and Experiences 10. Poverty Alleviation through Islamic Social Finance in Agro-sectors – An Experience of Northern Ghana 11. Developing Awqaf through Cash Waqf 12. Islamic Social Finance Reform – Hibah a Catalyst for Awqaf Advancement 113. Edu-Waqf Model – An Analysis of Selected OIC Member Countries 15. Smart Waqf City for Education – An Experience in Darussalam Gontor, Indonesia 15. Empirical Investigation on Awqaf and Its Socio-Economic Impact in Malaysia 16. Awqaf – Its ASEAN Experiences and a Lesson to Learn 17. Integrated Social and Productive Awqaf in Indonesia 18. Waqf-Led Social Finance in Poverty Alleviation-An Experience in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan 19. Youth Empowerment and the Application of Cash Waqf – An Experience in Kano State, Nigeria. Index.

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