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Waqf is a Muslim culture directly related to urban spatial systems. The culture of Waqf that relates to land and buildings grows from a spirit of social generosity, and it cultivates shared communal spaces dedicated to the public interest. Waqf also cultivates an esoteric culture that binds the community to Islamic values. The existence of Waqf spa...
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... ownership of property can develop connectivity between people, places, capital, and activities to realize communal prosperity [11]. In forming a Waqf space (see Figure 1), a community carries out a personalization process by determining the status of ownership rights, developing functions through object arrangement (occupancy), and using space optimally (attachment) [12]. This process occurs in Muslim communities with similar interests in worship [13]. ...
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... developing sanitation facilities include the communal shower and restroom facilities as a clean water supply system and sanitation and sewage infrastructure (see Figure 10). This building was built in 2021 and includes five showers, one sink, one water reservoir, and three septic tanks. ...
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... instruments develop in various forms, such as asset exchange for higher value (istibdal), space borrowing contracts (mursad), double leases (al ijaratain), and liens on Waqf production (al hikr) [32]. The unity of the above three spatial concepts forms the sustainability building of Waqf space, as shown in the following figure (see Figure 11). The combination of these three concepts forms a socio-environmental framework. ...
