<![CDATA[The development of village tourism often faces major obstacles, specifically limited funding capital and infrastructure. This paper aims to analyze the application of productive waqf (Islamic endowment) instruments as an alternative solution for funding and enhancing tourism potential in Bulakan Village. A descriptive qualitative research method was employed, utilizing a case study approach involving field observations, in-depth interviews, and literature analysis. The findings indicate that the productive management of waqf assets such as the construction of homestays, culinary centers, and Sharia-compliant agrotourism facilities can foster village economic self-reliance. The utilization of cash waqf and asset-based waqf (land) investments has proven effective in increasing tourist visits, creating new employment opportunities for the local community, and generating a surplus for socio-religious funds (mauqufalaih). The study concludes that synergy among the village government, professional waqf managers (nadzir), and the community is the key to the successful implementation of productive waqf in tourism.]]>
Copyrights © 2026
