Bpm health waqf

This project presents the development of a Best Practices Model (BPM) for Health Waqf aimed for the State Islamic Religious Council (SIRC). Using a case study approach, the research involved a sample of 12 participants, selected through purposive sampling. The primary data was collected through in-depth interviews with key stakeholders from the SIRC and analyzed using thematic analysis to identify main themes and best practices. The findings suggest several best practices that can enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of health waqf initiatives, including strategic development, financial planning, transparent governance, and continuous monitoring and evaluation. The BPM developed in this study provides a comprehensive framework that can be adapted by other waqf institutions to optimize their health waqf programs. The implementation of this model is expected to benefit the SIRC by improving the management and impact of health waqf, ensuring better allocation of resources, enhancing community trust, and ultimately contributing to improved community health outcomes. This project contributes to the limited body of knowledge on health waqf and offers practical insights for policymakers and practitioners within Islamic religious.