<![CDATA[The lack of proper waqf administration remains one of the major challenges in managing waqf assets in many regions of Indonesia, including Randuagung Village, Sumberjambe District, Jember Regency. Many waqf properties that have long been utilized by the community have not been supported by a Waqf Pledge Deed (Akta Ikrar Wakaf or AIW) and have not been registered in the Waqf Information System (Sistem Informasi Wakaf or SIWAK), thereby increasing the risk of administrative problems and future legal disputes. This community service program aimed to improve waqf administrative order through assistance in the preparation of AIW documents using the SIWAK platform. The program was implemented over a 40-day period using a participatory assistance approach consisting of coordination with the village government and the Office of Religious Affairs (KUA), field observations, identification of waqf objects, document collection and verification, administrative assistance, and data entry into SIWAK. The results indicate that the assistance program enhanced community awareness of the importance of legal waqf administration, facilitated the completion of administrative requirements, and strengthened collaboration among the community, nazhir, the village government, and the Office of Religious Affairs. Of the three waqf objects assisted, one successfully completed the administrative process and was registered in SIWAK, while the remaining two are still undergoing document completion due to administrative constraints. These findings demonstrate that the successful implementation of SIWAK depends not only on the availability of a digital information system but also on an effective administrative assistance model that bridges the community with legal and administrative procedures. Therefore, the assistance model contributes to strengthening administrative governance and enhancing legal protection for waqf assets.]]>
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