WAQF: ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION

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Mahbuba Zaman

Abstract

Waqf, an Arabic word meaning ‘to prevent, restrain’, in Muslim legal terminology means to protect a thing from becoming the property of a third person. The origins of waqf have long been a subject of debate among scholars; some believe the institution to be authentically Islamic, and others consider it to originate in pre-Islamic societies. One of the pioneers of waqf studies, compared its characteristics to Byzantine charity foundations and suggested there was a strong relationship between them. Öztürk and Akgündüz identify the attributes of the institution with Islam and believe it has evolved directly from the principles of the Koran

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Research Paper/Theoretical Paper/Review Paper/Short Communication Paper

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Mahbuba Zaman, IR

Independent Researcher, Bangladesh

How to Cite

Zaman, M. (2020). WAQF: ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION. International Journal of Sukuk and Waqf Research, 1(1), 30-31. https://cribfb.com/journal/index.php/IJSWR/article/view/1148

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