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Wakaf Produktif dan Sustainability: Membangun Bisnis yang Berkelanjutan

Introduction

Wakaf produktif dan sustainability: membangun bisnis yang berkelanjutan. Telusuri hubungan wakaf produktif dan sustainability. Artikel ini membahas manajemen, peluang, serta model bisnis berkelanjutan, dari UMKM hingga blockchain waqf.

Abstract

This article discusses the relationship between productive waqf to build a sustainable waqf business product. Through a literature study to find out how the management process in previous research is able to make waqf productive so that business sustainability is created. The results of several productive waqf models are able to implement sustainable businesses with capital obtained from productive waqf funds even though there are obstacles and challenges that arise, but when viewed from the perspective of opportunity, it is very large because the business model can be anything such as agriculture, UMKM funding, blockchain waqf, stock waqf and so on.

Review

The article, "Wakaf Produktif dan Sustainability: Membangun Bisnis yang Berkelanjutan," delves into a highly pertinent and contemporary subject: the nexus between productive waqf and the development of sustainable waqf businesses. Employing a literature study methodology, the paper aims to elucidate the management processes from previous research that facilitate productive waqf, thereby fostering business sustainability. This exploration is timely, given the growing interest in Islamic social finance and its potential to contribute to socio-economic development through entrepreneurial ventures. The abstract highlights a crucial finding, indicating that various productive waqf models are capable of establishing sustainable businesses, utilizing waqf funds as foundational capital. This underscores the transformative potential of waqf when channeled into income-generating activities. The paper commendably identifies a wide array of opportunities, from traditional sectors like agriculture and UMKM funding to innovative approaches such as blockchain waqf and stock waqf. This broad scope effectively demonstrates the versatility and adaptability of productive waqf as a financial instrument, capable of driving economic growth across diverse industries despite the inherent challenges. While the article successfully conceptualizes the link between productive waqf and sustainability, and outlines numerous opportunities, its impact could be significantly deepened by a more granular analysis. As a literature review, the abstract suggests identifying management processes, but it does not elaborate on the depth of this critical evaluation or comparison across different models. Future iterations of this research would benefit from a more detailed examination of the "obstacles and challenges" alluded to, perhaps through specific case studies, a proposed framework for practical implementation, or a comparative analysis of the success factors and failure points of the mentioned diverse business models. This would transition the discussion from conceptual possibilities to more concrete, actionable insights for practitioners and policymakers.

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