Скачать или смотреть Unlocking Waqf Initives - Elder Islamic Enrichment Center, a Tahfiz and Paliative Care Center

The idea for the development of Elder Islamic Enrichment Center (Pusat Pengajian Warga Emas) in Kampung Kuantan, Kuala Selangor was conceived in late 2017 due to the needs to sustain the operations of At Tahfiz Al Muhammadiah which hosted around 50 students mainly from low income families whereby 30% of the students (local Asnafs and orphans) would receive FREE board, education, and sustenance.

Studies on the Elder Islamic Enrichment Center industry in 2018, concluded a need for quality centers with modern facilities and hosting good programs.

The Center’s success is based on proper planning based on market demands with 3 unique selling propositions (USP) from the initial launch have been the Center’s planned modern living environment to cater for urban needs whilst the 2nd USP is the Center’s proximity to Kuala Lumpur, Shah Alam & Petaling Jaya with about 45 minutes drive from Jalan Duta. The 3rd USP that were highlighted is that the Center organizes 65-75 fardhu ain classes a month by 25 leading guest lecturers and scholars.

As of today, we have completed 191 accomodation units (177 single, 11 double and 3 triple bedroom units) with a total of 194 registered residents (including 6 staffs and their families) are living on the 10.1 acres compound as well as 50 guests staying for the month of Ramadhan. Total development completed to-date is around RM18Million waqf fund.

The Center conducted 70-75 classes monthly conducted by class A scholars (Asatizah) that normally have slots in Masjid Negeri or major masjid in the state.

We are working with AMC group in developing a purpose built modern Syariah compliant Paliative Elder Care Center on adjacent 2.7 acres land that were bought and surrendered to Perbadanan Wakaf Selangor as Special Waqf (Wakaf Khas). The Paliative Elder Care Center will have 50 beds designed based on established Elder Care industries in Japan utilising modern patients monitoring technologies