Productive and Progressive Utilization of Waqf Land

Abstract

Abstract. Muhammadiyah Association Branch (PCM) Turi in Sleman Regency, DIY, has been entrusted with managing waqf land. However, its management has not been optimal. The waqf land has the potential to be developed into a more productive land with a banana plantation due to the favorable environmental conditions. The target partner for this service is PCM Turi which includes around 20 people. This community service was conducted to increase PCM Turi's knowledge and skills in managing waqf land into a productive banana plantation and making waqf land a medium for da'wah bil hal. Several methods were used to achieve this goal, including counseling, technology transfer, training, and mentoring. The results of the community service at PCM Turi show that PCM Turi's knowledge and skills in building and cultivating a banana plantation increased by 75%. With this, the waqf land which was previously unproductive has been converted into a banana plantation, producing profitable and sustainable fruit and seeds in time. Through the banana plantation, the waqf land management has become a model as part of the Muhammadiyah Association preaches on bil hal.