Implementation of Waqf Digitalization to Increase Public Interest in Waqf
Keywords:
Digitalization, Waqf, Financial Potential, Welfare.Abstract
The development of Islamic economy and finance in recent decades has experienced rapid development. One of the instruments to improve community welfare and overcome poverty problems is waqf. Waqf is also an activity that has two components, namely the spiritual component and the social component in the economic field of the Muslim community. The use of technology to manage waqf assets can provide better benefits for parties involved in waqf management. Digitalization as one of the resources that can be used to improve performance and expand the range of institutional management. Indonesia is one of the countries with a majority Muslim population that has a great potential of sharia social finance (zakat, Infaq, Shadaqah and waqf). In line with the enormous potential, it is necessary to optimize ziswaf to achieve national economic recovery. The application of waqf digitalization in Indonesian waqf institutions has been carried out in collaboration with Islamic financial institutions in the provision of digitalization services, increasing public understanding and interest is carried out by the socialization of the cash waqf program through the QRIS digitization service carried out by the Indonesian Waqf Board.
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