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Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah

Masjids symbolise purity with which it is a requirement for a mosque to be free from being owned by anyone and the sole beneficiary is for Allah the Al Mighty. However, Singapore’s needs for land and space to ensure its growth and progress as well as maintaining economy that changes over time ma...

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Main Author: Syed Muhammad Adib Termizi bin Ahmad Al
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Published: Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia 2017
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Wakaf, mosque, Islamic law, wakaf property
Online Access:http://ddms.usim.edu.my:80/jspui/handle/123456789/14102
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spelling my.usim-141022017-02-23T08:33:37Z Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah Syed Muhammad Adib Termizi bin Ahmad Al Wakaf, mosque, Islamic law, wakaf property Masjids symbolise purity with which it is a requirement for a mosque to be free from being owned by anyone and the sole beneficiary is for Allah the Al Mighty. However, Singapore’s needs for land and space to ensure its growth and progress as well as maintaining economy that changes over time made every mosque in Singapore to undergo a change in the lease period or dependant on the legal notice that allows the government to takeover control of the mosque at any point in time. These two issues clearly trespass the basis of beneficiary (wakaf) in Islam in which it is stated that properties that are classified as wakaf, have to be sustainable and are not bound to any conditions. As such, this paper is written to discuss on how a building, that is limited to a specific time period, can be regarded as a mosque, according to the views by scholars of Islamic law. A descriptive and inductive approach is being used in this research’s methodology to gather the scholar’s opinions, as well as their arguments. Analytical and critical approach is used to discuss their views and their arguments to find the opinion that is the closest match with the truth and suffice the needs of the Muslim community in Singapore and their interests. The result of this research shows that there is no consensus among the Islamic jurists that mosques must be built on land that is on wakaf property, which therefore validate the status of mosques in Singapore. This is achieved by using the opinions of scholars that allow mosques to be built on land that is on lease or rent as well as opinions of scholars that allow the use of mats or carpet to be used as a mosque. 2017-02-23T08:33:37Z 2017-02-23T08:33:37Z 2015 0127- 8886 http://ddms.usim.edu.my:80/jspui/handle/123456789/14102 Vol 5 2015; Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
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topic Wakaf, mosque, Islamic law, wakaf property
spellingShingle Wakaf, mosque, Islamic law, wakaf property
Syed Muhammad Adib Termizi bin Ahmad Al
Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah
description Masjids symbolise purity with which it is a requirement for a mosque to be free from being owned by anyone and the sole beneficiary is for Allah the Al Mighty. However, Singapore’s needs for land and space to ensure its growth and progress as well as maintaining economy that changes over time made every mosque in Singapore to undergo a change in the lease period or dependant on the legal notice that allows the government to takeover control of the mosque at any point in time. These two issues clearly trespass the basis of beneficiary (wakaf) in Islam in which it is stated that properties that are classified as wakaf, have to be sustainable and are not bound to any conditions. As such, this paper is written to discuss on how a building, that is limited to a specific time period, can be regarded as a mosque, according to the views by scholars of Islamic law. A descriptive and inductive approach is being used in this research’s methodology to gather the scholar’s opinions, as well as their arguments. Analytical and critical approach is used to discuss their views and their arguments to find the opinion that is the closest match with the truth and suffice the needs of the Muslim community in Singapore and their interests. The result of this research shows that there is no consensus among the Islamic jurists that mosques must be built on land that is on wakaf property, which therefore validate the status of mosques in Singapore. This is achieved by using the opinions of scholars that allow mosques to be built on land that is on lease or rent as well as opinions of scholars that allow the use of mats or carpet to be used as a mosque.
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title Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah
title_short Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah
title_full Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah
title_fullStr Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah
title_full_unstemmed Wakaf Masjid Secara Bertempoh di Singapura Menurut Perspektif Syariah
title_sort wakaf masjid secara bertempoh di singapura menurut perspektif syariah
publisher Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
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