Mosque pht (presentation) (7feb 2012)
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A HERITAGE WORTH SAVING?: THE CASE OF THE ACHEEN STREET MALAY MOSQUE VILLAGE Waaf land, Malaysia, the melting pot; Islam in Malaysia; Government and NGOs....one of the most interesting case study.
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Mosque pht (presentation) (7feb 2012)
- 1. GEORGE TOWN'S ACHEEN STREET MALAY MOSQUE REVITALISATION PROPOSAL PHT GROUP Presentation 7 Feb2012
- 2. The case is intended solely as a vehicle for classroom discussion Public Policy & Management class Carnegie Mellon University – Adelaide Jan 2012
- 3. IN THIS PRESENTATION 1. INTRODUCTION 2. ABOUT WAFQ 3. REVITALIZATION PROPOSAL 4. Q&A
- 4. GEORGE TOWN'S ACHEEN STREET MALAY MOSQUE The GOV MAIPP UMNO Developers Tourists Acheen Street Malay Mosque - WAQF VILLAGERS PHT
- 5. WAQF • Waqf means no man can own it as it belongs to God
- 7. • Thus it should only be used: ① For public ② Pursuant to will of Grantor/Benefactor Support masjid activity service ③ Help the poor • Heir opinion should take into consideration
- 8. OUR PROPOSAL COMMON OBJECTIVES Increasing the numbers of the qariah (mosque community) Improving the living standards and lifestyle of villagers Reviving Acheen Street's historical role Conserving the cultural heritage of Acheen Street's + revitalizing its economy Approaching Religious + Culture historical center of learning Center of education and Trade Major cultural tourism attraction More space for community Revitalizing by promoting Traditional activities 3744158351_6c2684e363 Reserving all
- 9. SOLUTIONS • Preservation: Malay Mosque – Burial Ground – ALL surrounding structures • Retention and RESTORATION (no demolition) All heritage building within waqf zone • Acquisition of additional Heritage buildings • Acquisition of vacant sites (no inside the property) • Creation visitor facilities (Museum, historical galleries, visitor center and public toilets) • Infrastructure Improvement • New management Commite
- 10. SOLUTIONS • Preservation of local culture, traditional buildings and muslim ancestors place • New high added value to the zone • Facilities will attract more and more visitors (that means $ for the community) • Management commite. Future continuous development
- 11. TRADING RING Malay Mosque, burial ground Bungalows 16 Shops Museu m WAQF Creations Vacant site Apartment Complex
- 12. Terima Kasih Cảm ơn Gracias Thank you! GROUP MEMBERS: DO THI THIEN-HUONG JOSIAH VINCENT ELPI NAZMUZZAMAN DANIEL DEL DUCA Q&A The case is intended solely as a vehicle for classroom discussion Video source: http://www.huephase.com/animation_vid_waqf.html Picture credits: The Waqf logo is from Waqf Trust Services Ltd (Waqf), other pictures: Unknown authors on Google Images, thank you.
Notes de l'éditeur
- Thank you Elpi for your very comprehensive illustration about Waqf. Today we are all here because we have some very common goals. First of all we are here to increase the numbers of the quariah, or "Mosque Community). Having more quariahs, we are able to improve our services and renew the charitable purpose of the mosque, which is very important to any Muslim community.Our second mission is to improve the living standards and lifestyles of residents of the Mosque. They are the founders to the land and have been living here since 1820. Once a huge center of trade, the mosque has contributed much to the wealthiness of George Town and the country. Today the mosque remains a historical – cultural spot and is home to thousand villagers. Almost all houses, though beautiful are hundreds year old, the infrastructures and the surroundings also need improvement. There's alot to do however I see that everyone here again, are on the same track. Finally, we are here to revive Acheen street historical role and its economy. Same objectives, but 2 different approaching. We have here groups suggesting to demolish part of the mosque for new developments; and we also have another idea of to preserve the site, promoting traditional activities and new tourism related services. The question is, do we really have to demolish its historical bungalows or completely remodeling the shops – which can never be undone - or is there any other way? May we go in details some solutions for this in next slides.