Table 3

Current practices of waqf-based healthcare institutions in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Myanmar

IndonesiaMalaysia
FoundationInstitutionFoundationInstitution
DD FoundationDD Hospital and Clinics; mobile dispensaries and health servicesJCorp and MAIJWanCorp Hospitals and Clinics
BWI-DDAchmad Wardi Eye hospitalUSIM and MAINUSIM Specialist Clinic
Muhammadiyah Foundation2.119 units of hospitals, clinics and health servicesMAIN; Tabung Waqaf KasihKasih Waqf Hospital
NU-DDHasyim As'ari HospitalMuamalat BankHealth waqf services
BAZNASBAZNAS free hospitalJAWHARFree dispensaries
YBWSASulthan Agung hospitalsABIMAl-Islam Hospital
Sinergy FoundationRBC free hospitalsMAIWPPUSRAWI Hospital
Waqf SurakartaSurakarta Islamic HospitalThe Congregation of the Brothers of MercyAl-Islam Hospital
PAIIMedikidz waqfWaqf hospital Madinatussalam (Thailand)
Salman ITBSalman HospitalMyint Myat Phu Zin waqf Clinic (Myanmar)

 		 

Note(s): DD = Dhompet Dhuafa; BWI = Indonesia Waqf Board; NU = Nahdlatul Ulama; BAZNAS = National Zakat Board; RBC = Rumah Bersalin Cuma-Cuma; PAII = Pengelola Aset Islami Indonesia; MHDC = Medical Health Center; ITB = Institut Teknologi Bandung; JCorp = Johor Corporation; WanCorp = Waqaf An Nur Corporation; MAIJ = Majlis Agama Islam Johor; USIM = Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia; MAIN = Majlis Agama Islam Negeri; JAWHAR = Jabatan Zakat Waqf and Haji; ABIM = Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia; MAIWP = Majlis Agama Islam Wilayah Persekutuan

Source(s): Authors' compilation from official websites and various sources; in-depth interview results

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