Sustainability harmonization of affordable housing ( RMB ) development in Johor with the Waqf Instrument Model.

Home is an important home in the beginning of quality and prosperous human life activities. In the face of an era of globalization, every day we are not spared the challenges ahead, hence the home becomes crucial in shaping the next generation. Housing needs should be categorized in the Daruriyyah Maqasid  Al Shariah hierarchy. In the context of Hifz An-Nafs collectively carries the meaning of how important it is to meet the basic needs of a human being as a survival. Therefore, with the population of Johor increases to 3.7 million people by 2020, the issue of insufficient housing should be provided properly to ensure that every segment of society can afford to own a house, especially for the B40 and M40 respectively. Among the obstacles that arise include legal problems, financial problems as well as management and administrative problems. The objective of this study is to identify the challenges that exist to developers in developing waqf properties and studying the development system of waqf properties in Malaysia.

In 2018, the rebranding of the Johor Affordable Home Initiative (RMMJ), now known as Affordable House (RMB), has been conducted by former Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Osman Sapian, but its original purpose remains the same as providing affordable and financed housing. In general, this study aims to examine the inadequacy of the Capable House of Johor (RMB) further formulating and providing a waqf instrument development model in Malaysia. The method of development of the waqf instrument is appropriate in developing waqf property in particular involving land becomes an issue that is often discussed. Hence, this study will focus specifically on the key goals you want to achieve. There are four main goals that you want to achieve. Firstly, the exploration of RMB inadequate in Johor . Secondly, reviewed the extent of the implementation of RMB in the State of Johor. Thirdly, identifying the RMB method using waqf instruments. Finally, provides RMB using the waqf instrument model.

The world today also reports waqf property with various development methods so that these waqf property is not abandoned without any development that can benefit the community. Waqf institutions are also potentially large in generating the current economy of the country without the need to use government money and burden tax liabilities to the people (Muhammad Ali Hashim, 2014).

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