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Mustapahayuddin Abdul Khalim

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Open access 2026

Temporary Waqf (Waqf Muʾaqqat) in Statutory Law: A Comparative Analysis of the Kuwaiti Codification Model and Malaysian State Legislation

This study compares the statutory framework of temporary waqf (waqf muʾaqqat) in Kuwait, which follows a uniform codification model, with the decentralised landscape of state legislation in Malaysia. Using doctrinal legal research and a functional comparative approach, it analyses the Kuwaiti Waqf Law Project 1951 and...

Mustapahayuddin Abdul Khalim · 0 citations
Open access 2026

Temporary Waqf (Waqf Muʾaqqat) as the Enabler of Cash Waqf Linked Sukuk: Structure, Socio-Economic Impact and Lessons for Malaysia

Cash Waqf Linked Sukuk (CWLS) links cash waqf with Indonesia’s sovereign sukuk market and allows founders to dedicate funds either permanently or for a fixed term. This study examines how temporary waqf (waqf muʾaqqat) functions within the instrument and what Malaysia can learn from it. Using a desk-based qualitative c...

Mustapahayuddin Abdul Khalim · 0 citations
Review Open access 2026

Temporary Waqf (Waqf Muʾaqqat): Historical Evolution and Juristic Doctrine from Classical ʿUmrā to Madhhab Plurality and Modern Legal Codification

Waqf is conventionally understood as a perpetual (taʾbīd) dedication of property whose ownership passes to God (mamlūk lillāh). Contemporary Islamic social finance, however, has revived debate on temporary waqf (waqf muʾaqqat), namely the dedication of an asset’s usufruct for a fixed period. This article aims to trace...

Mustapahayuddin Abdul Khalim · 0 citations
Review Open access 2026

The Paradigm Shift in Muslim Market Tourism: Terminological Complexities, Socio-Cultural Sustainability and Tourist Behavior

The global Muslim tourism market has experienced exponential growth, transforming from a niche sector focused on dietary compliance into a multi-trillion-dollar economic ecosystem. Despite this rapid expansion, the industry faces profound terminological complexities, with terms such as “Halal Tourism,” “Islamic Tourism...

Mustapahayuddin Abdul Khalim, M. S. Sulong, Wan Ainaa Mardhiah Wan Zahari et al. · 0 citations

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