1
2
Malaysia:
A nation comprise of:
13 states
13 states in Malaysia:
Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang, Johor, Melaka,
Negeri Sembilan, Selangor, Perak, Kedah,
Perlis, Pulau Pinang, Sabah, Sarawak
Federal Territories:
Kuala Lumpur,
Labuan
& Putrajaya
3
Management of Islamic affairs
Federal
Territory
State
Head of State of
Malaysia
His Majesty The
Yang di-Pertuan
Agong
Sultan / King
4
ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS COUNCIL
OF THE FEDERAL TERRITORY (MAIWP)
Kuala Lumpur
• MAIWP was established on
1st February 1974 to advise
His Majesty the Yang diPertuan Agong on matters
pertaining to the religion of
Islam
• In terms of socio-economy,
the religious council has a
duty to undertake efforts to
improve
and
expand
economic development and
social welfare in accordance
with Shariah laws.
•
Putrajaya
Labuan
MAIWP’s main activities are
collection and distribution of
zakat, education, protection,
welfare,
and
property
development
5
Millions
Zakat Income and Expenditure of
MAIWP Year 2011-2013
600
519.77
500
435.85
400
372.16
422.01
388.06
359.63
300
200
100
0
2011
2012
Revenue
2013
Expenditure
6
COLLECTION &
DISTRIBUTION OF
ZAKAT
7
COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION
OF ZAKAT
MAIWP established the
MAIWP Zakat Collection
Centre in 1992 to manage the
collection of zakat in a
professional manner
The zakat money is collected
and then distributed by
MAIWP to eight categories of
recipient
Poor
Ar-Riqab
Needy
Those in
Debt
Zakat
Collectors
Fisabilillah
Converts
Wayfarer
8
HAD AL-KIFAYAH CALCULATION
MAIWP uses Had al-Kifayah
calculation to determine the
eligibility of zakat applicant by
calculating the needs of applicant
household based on 6 basic needs
If the income of the household
is lower than the calculation,
the applicant is eligible to
receive zakat assistance
HEAD
OF
FAMILY
(RM)
WIFE
(RM)
ADULT 18
YEARS OLD
ABOVE
(RM)
CHILD 1317 YEARS
OLD
(RM)
CHILD
7-12 YEARS
OLD
(RM)
CHILD 5-6
YEARS OLD
(RM)
CHILD
BELOW 4
YEARS OLD
(RM)
Shelter
500
-
-
-
-
-
500
Foods
180
180
150
90
90
60
180
Clothes
50
50
30
20
20
20
50
Medical
50
50
30
20
20
20
50
-
-
-
50
50
30
-
Transportation
170
-
-
90
60
60
170
TOTAL
950
280
210
270
240
220
950
BASIC NEEDS
Education
9
EXAMPLE OF
HAD AL-KIFAYAH CALCULATION
NUM.
FAMILY
MEMBERS
HAD AL-KIFAYAH
(RM)
1.
Head of Family
950.00
2.
Wife
280.00
3.
Child 15 years old
270.00
4.
Child12 years old
240.00
5.
Child 6 years old
220.00
TOTAL
1,960.00
If the income of the
household is lower, the
applicant is eligible to
receive zakat assistance
10
MONTHLY MONETARY AID
Gives out cash assistance in
the amount between RM250 to
RM500 per month
After the end of one year, the
status of the recipient is
investigated
Those who receive this
assistance also qualify for
other forms of assistance
2013:
RM72.32 mil spent to
20,050 recipients
(head of family)
11
HOUSE RENTAL ASSISTANCE
MAIWP to cover s the cost of
house rental at RM94 to RM400
per month
Despite the relatively low cost of
rental, the cost of living in the city
is otherwise high and burdensome,
especially on those whose
dependents are many
2013:
RM3.61 mil spent to 2,273
recepients
12
HOUSE BUILDING/ REPAIR ASSISTANCE
MAIWP helps the destitute build
houses on their land or repair
their dilapidated houses
Allows them to enjoy a better
quality of life as well as enabling
them to own a valuable asset for
their families
2013:
RM0.86 mil spent to
56 recepients
13
BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
Provides financial aid to
those who have started
their own business on a
small scale
Traders who are given
assistance are those who are
in the retail, food, restaurant,
tailoring, workshop, and craft
businesses
Given to recipients in the
category of the destitute,
the needy, and converts
Given either in the form of
additional capital or business
equipment
14
BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
MAIWP organises entrepreneurship
courses that expose the recipients to
the fundamentals of business and
financial
management.
It
is
compulsory for all eligible recipients
before they receive financial aid.
2013:
RM4.3 mil spent to
881 recipients
15
TAXI HIRE PURCHASE DEPOSIT ASSISTANCE
MAIWP extends an aid of
RM5,000 as deposit to buy a
taxi
By owning the vehicle, they no
longer have to pay rent to taxi
operators
2013:
RM1.39 mil awarded to
287 taxi drivers
16
GENERAL SCHOOLING AID
Students at the primary and
secondary school
( 7 -18 years) receive the General
Schooling Aid
Amount of Assistance :
Primary School: RM420- RM540
Secondary School: RM600- RM1,200
Channelled to the students
through the teachers-in-charge
of a school
2013:
RM13.11 mil were given to
21,397 students
17
SCHOOLING EQUIPMENT AID
MAIWP provides
Schooling Equipment Aid
to reduce the burden on
parents
Students will receive two sets
of school uniform, a set of
sports clothing, a school bag,
and stationery worth RM220 to
RM250
2013:
RM4.46 mil spent to 20,173
students
18
INSTITUTE OF HIGHER LEARNING (IHL)
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL AID
IHL General Educational Aid
provides:
•Certificate- RM1,500
•Diploma - RM3,000
•Bachelor’s Degree (Local) RM4,000
•PhD, Master’s Degre &
Bachelor’s Degree (Studying
Abroad ) - RM5,000
2013:
RM17.82 mil channelled to
6,492 students
19
MAIWP BAITULMAL SCHOLARSHIP
Offers sponsorship to
outstanding students.
Through this assistance, the
cost of education,
accommodation, and living
allowance for each student
will be borne by MAIWP
Since 2007, MAIWP has
sponsored a total of 142 students
studying in universities locally
and abroad. The total amount of
scholarship disbursed by MAIWP
from 2007 to 2013 is RM24.03
million.
20
MAIWP’S BAITULMAL ZAKAT RECIPIENT
IDENTIFICATION SQUAD
This squad plays down the field to
across Federal Territory to find the
recipients who drop out of
receiving alms
Since its launch in 2012, a total of
1,063 eligible zakat recipients have
been successfully identified
21
EDUCATION
22
ISLAMIC KINDERGARTEN
MAIWP’s Islamic
kindergartens provide early
childhood education to
children aged 5 to 6 years
Currently, there are
about 80 Islamic
kindergartens with
5,697 pelajar
2013
Expenditure:
RM2.31 mil
23
MAIWP RELIGIOUS SECONDARY SCHOOL
Established in 2007 at Kuala
Lumpur and at Labuan in 2011 to
meet the need of religious
education at the secondary
school level
Management and development
cost of SMA- MAIWP is borne
fully by MAIWP using the zakat
fund
2013 allocation:
RM6.33 mil for the management
and operation of SMA- MAIWP
24
TAHFIZ SCIENCE INTEGRATED
SECONDARY SCHOOL (SMISTA)
SMISTA was established
in January 2011
Combines national curriculum and
the Al-Quran-based religious
curriculum. In addition, the
students will also be exposed to
learning science and technology.
2013 Expenditure:
RM0.86 mil
25
BAITULMAL SKILLS INSTITUTE (IKB)
IKB was established to help
eradicate poverty among Muslim
families in the Federal Territories
and Malaysia
Provides free skills training
courses at the certificate level,
which is recognised by
Government bodies to the
children of eligible zakat
recipients
Trainess will receive a monthly
allowance, learning materials,
accommodation, and etc
26
BAITULMAL SKILLS INSTITUTE (IKB)
Courses:
1. Fashion Design and Tailoring;
2. Art and Design;
3. Food Service and Catering;
4. Electrical Engineering; and
5. Building Technology.
2013 Expenditure:
RM2.78 mil
Since its inception in 1992 until
now, the IKB has trained
2,024 trainees
27
BAITULMAL PROFESSIONAL
INSTITUTE (IPB)
Baitulmal Professional Institute or
known as IPB is a Private Higher
Education Institution (PHEI)
established by MAIWP in 1992 with
the aim of producing professional
Muslims
Offers professional certification and
courses from certificate to degree
level in business, accounting, and
computer science
Since its inception in 1992, the IPB
has produced 6,517 graduates
MAIWP spent RM11.44 million to
2,576 students in 2013 through IPB
Student Assistance Scheme
28
PUSRAWI INTERNATIONAL
COLLEGE OF
MEDICAL SCIENCES (PICOMS)
Established in 2003
Offers diploma courses in
nursing and medical sciences
Since its inception in 2003,
PICOMS has produced 522
graduates
MAIWP spent RM5.46 million to
1,992 students in 2013 through
PICOMS Student Assistance
Scheme
29
DAR ASSAKINAH
Dar Assakinah is a religious education
centre for senior citizens aged 55
years and above
Adopts the concept of pondok style
Islamic studies, which provides
accommodation and subsistence
The activities carried out at the Dar
Assakinah
include
congregational
prayers, daily morning lectures, Talaqqi
Al-Quran,
Tahsinul
Al-Quran,
and
studying old scriptures
Operates in a bungalow
located on a piece of land
donated by Tuan Haji Ir.
Mohd Mazlan bin Md Ismail
30
PROTECTION AND
WELFARE
31
DARUL KIFAYAH
Darul Kifayah is a shelter home for
children who are eligible to receive
the zakat, including orphans
Children from destitute and needy
families as well as converts are
accepted in the Darul Kifayah and
provided the necessary education
by MAIWP
2013:
Darul Kifayah placed a total of
318 students with the total
expenditure of RM2.11 million
for operating and managing the
Darul Kifayah
32
DAR ASSAADAH
Provides temporary asylum, religious
and moral guidance, and vocational
skills training to girls and women in
the age group between 18-35 years,
who suffer from social ills and out-ofwedlock pregnancies
2013:
Dar Assaadah placed a total of
64 residents
The management and operation
of the Dar Assaadah is funded by
the Government at a cost of
RM0.98 million in 2013
33
DARUL HIDAYAH
Darul Hidayah offers
shelter to new converts
Provides religious classes
and protection to those
who are shunned for
converting to Islam
MAIWP is currently
developing a complex at a
cost of RM19.79 million,
which will offer a more
comfortable place
34
PROPERTY
DEVELOPMENT
35
WAQF IMARAH
Built in Jalan Perak on the 1.21 acres
waqf land
It is Malaysia's first waqf land which
is being developed as a commercial
project
The land was donated by the late
Ahmad Dawjee Dadabhoy from India
in its development, the land was used
as a car park.
The value of the real estate has
increased from RM34 million before
development in 2007 to RM151 million
after its development in 2011
The development of the land is the
result of a smart partnership between
MAIWP, Lembaga Tabung Haji as the
developer offering 100% financing for
the development of the waqf land, and
Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad as the
anchor tenant.
36
MAIWP CORPORATE WAQF
MAIWP launched the
MAIWP corporate
waqf to give a new
impetus to the
implementation of
religious
endowment
The corporate waqf makes it
easy for Muslims to make
waqf contributions
An endowment fund can also
be generated, developed and
returned to the community
through charitable projects
that will benefit the
community
37
PUSRAWI HOSPITAL
Project which
comprises PUSRAWI
Hospital and KL
Putra Hotel was
completed in late
2005 at a
construction cost of
RM100 million
The construction fulfils the
obligation of fardhu kifayah,
and provides an Islamicbased alternative treatment
for Muslims
The PUSRAWI Hospital is a
9-storey building whereas
the KL Putra Hotel is 11storey building
38
STRATEGIC
PARTNERSHIP UNDER
THE BLUE OCEAN
STRATEGY
The Malaysian Government has been promoting cooperation under the Blue Ocean Strategy as a way to
provide low-cost, high-impact, and fast delivery of
service to the people.
MAIWP is also involved in this endeavour, which saw
its collaboration with several Government and private
agencies
39
MAIWP People’s Store
• Established on 28th October 2011 in Precint 5, Putrajaya
• Ease the burden of low income earners by offering basic goods at
cheaper prices
• Collaboration between MAIWP, Prime Minister’s Department and Mydin
Holdings
40
MAIWP -Putrajaya Hospital 1Malaysia Low
Risk Maternity Centre
• Collaboration between MAIWP, Putrajaya Hospital, Ministry of Health
Malaysia and Prime Minister’s Department
• MAIWP has granted a total of RM3.27 million to Putrajaya Hospital to
convert apartments into a maternity centre
• This collaborative effort ensures that a maternity centre will be opened
within 3 months compared to two years, which is the time it will take to
construct a new building. This centre will resolve the problem of space
facing the maternity ward at Putrajaya Hospital
41
MAIWP -Selayang Hospital
Cataract Surgery Centre
• Collaboration between MAIWP,
Selayang Hospital and Ministry of
Health Malaysia
• MAIWP
has
approved
the
allocation of zakat amounting to
RM9.8 million for the purchase of
buildings, renovation of buildings,
and
purchase
of
surgical
equipment
• The Selayang Hospital and the
Ministry of Health will provide the
manpower and expertise to
operate the centre
• This establishment of the centre
will allow the waiting time for
surgery to be reduced from 4
weeks to 2 weeks.
42
TAQWA
FOUNDATION
43
• Established by MAIWP in 1990 to
distribute the charity fund in
another states in Malaysia outside
the Federal Territory and also to
another countries
• Taqwa
Foundation
activities
consist of da’wah, education and
charity/ emergency.
• Among the aids/assistances:
-Schooling Equipments
- Disasters
- Medical
- Missionary activities with NGO
TAQWA FOUNDATION
NUM
CONTRIBUTION
TO CAMBODIA
AMOUNT
(RM)
1.
Cham Village
10,000.00
2.
CMIA Education
Complex
50,000.00
3.
ICEED 2014
15,000.00
44
CONCLUSION
The socio-economic development agenda of the
Muslim community is a continuous process that
requires the co-operation of all parties.
In this matter, MAIWP has always worked closely
with Government departments, the private sector,
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), and
all parties to ensure that the programmes are
successfully implemented and achieve the
desired goals.
45
THANK YOU
www.maiwp.gov.my
: MAIWP HQ
46