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Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018
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About this state enactment
Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 is Malaysia State Enactment, cited as State Enactment 2018 2018, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2018.
Part I
PART I
Short title and commencement
Section 2
(1)
In this Enactment, unless the context otherwise requires:-
I assent,
TUN DATUK SERI PANGLIMA (DR) HAJI JUHAR
“Board” means the Wakaf Management Board (State of Sabah) 2018 established by the
Establishment of Wakaf Management Board (State of Sabah) Order 2018;
“cash wakaf” means any cash contribution, gold value or those similar thereto from any person for any purpose of wakaf;
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“Chief Registrar of Wakaf” and “Registrar of Wakaf” means the Chief Registrar of Wakaf and
Registrar of Wakaf appointed under subsection 8(1);
“Court” means the Syariah Courts established under the Syariah Courts Enactment 2024;
“hibah” means a voluntary akad containing the surrender and transfer of title of any property of a person to another person during his lifetime without consideration or damages where the benefit of his property may be enjoyed in accordance with Hukum Syarak;
“heir” means a person who is entitled to inherit an estate pursuant to Hukum Syarak;
“Hukum Syarak” means Hukum Syarak according to Mazhab Shafie or according to any one of the Mazhab Hanafi, Maliki or Hanbali;
“istibdal” means substituting a mawquf with another property or money having the same value as or higher value than the mawquf, by exchanging, purchasing, selling or any other manner in accordance with Hukum Syarak;
“Majlis” means Majlis Ugama Islam Negeri Sabah established under the Majlis Ugama Islam Negeri
Sabah Enactment 2004 [No. 5 of 2004];
“marad al maut” means a fatal disease which fulfils the following conditions:
(b)
the disease causes the fear of death in the patient’s mind to the extent of affecting the soundness of mind;
(c)
shall possess some external signs showing that the disease is a serious disease; and
(d)
the disease is suffered continuously for a period of not more than one year;
“mawquf” means any property given by way of wakaf;
“mawquf ‘alaih” means a person who is entitled to receive any benefit, interest or profit from a mawquf;
“Minister” means the Minister charged with the responsibility for the administration of Islamic affairs in the
State of Sabah;
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“property” includes –
(b)
any benefit, profit or interest in any movable property, immovable property or intellectual property;
(c)
any right, interest, title or otherwise in connection with movable property, immovable property or intellectual property; and
(d)
expertise and services having value in accordance with Hukum
Syarak;
“sighah” means a declaration of wakaf whether orally, in writing or by way of sign;
“State Fatwa Council” means the committee established under section 6 of the Fatwa Enactment 2004 [No. 7 of 2004];
“wakaf” means –
(a)
to surrender the title of any property from which its benefit, profit or interest may be enjoyed;
(b)
to surrender the benefit, profit or interest which may be enjoyed from any property; or
(c)
to contribute the expertise and services from which its benefit or interest may be enjoyed, whether as wakaf am or wakaf khas, pursuant to Hukum Syarak, but does not include a trust defined under the Trustee Act 1949 [Act 208];
“wakaf am” means a wakaf that is created for a general charitable purpose in accordance with
Hukum Syarak;
“Wakaf Fund” means the Wakaf Fund established under section 37;
“wakaf khas” means a wakaf that is created for a specific charitable purpose in accordance with
Hukum Syarak;
“Wakaf shares” means the creation of wakaf through the issuance of shares which are subsequently endowed as a wakaf by the purchaser to the Majlis;
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“wakaf ta’liq” means a wakaf which only comes into effect upon conditions determined by the waqif are fulfilled;
“waqif” means the person who creates a wakaf;
“wasi” means a person to whom the execution of a will is entrusted including a person appointed as a wasi by the Court;
(2)
All words and expressions used in this Enactment and not defined in this Enactment but defined in
Part I of the Interpretation and General Clauses Enactment 1963 [Sabah 34 of 1963] shall have the meanings assigned to them in that Part to the extend that such meanings do not conflict with Hukum
Syarak.
(3)
For the avoidance of doubt as to the identity or interpretation of the words and expressions used in this Enactment that are listed in the Schedule, reference may be made to the Arabic Script for those words and expressions as shown against them therein.
Part II
PART II
POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF MAJLIS
Majlis as sole trustee for all mawquf
Section 3
(a)
Majlis shall be the sole trustee of all mawquf situated in the State of Sabah;
(b)
Majlis, as the sole trustee of any mawquf situated in the State of Sabah, may be made a mawquf ‘alaih for any such mawquf;
(c)
the Majlis may be made a mawquf ‘alaih for any mawquf situated elsewhere than in the State of Sabah, and for this purpose, the Majlis may make any arrangement with the trustee of such mawquf;
(d)
Majlis may establish a corporation or a company under the Companies Act 2016
[Act 777] to carry out any activity by the Majlis in the execution of its duties and powers under this Enactment;
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(e)
Majlis may appoint or give written permission to any party to manage, administer and hold any mawquf on its behalf;
(f)
Majlis may declare the appointment of any administrator or manager in situation where waqif has appointed his own administrator or manager subject to the terms and conditions prescribed by the Majlis;
(g)
Majlis may establish any wakaf scheme or approve any institution to establish any scheme related to wakaf; and
(h)
Majlis shall be responsible to take any necessary action against any act of trespass of any mawquf.
(2)
It shall be the duties and responsibilities of the Majlis to ensure that all wakaf vested in it under this
Enactment be registered, administered, managed, supervised and developed accordingly.
(3)
The Majlis shall have all the powers to do all matters expedient or reasonably necessary for or incidental to the performance of its duties and responsibilities under this Enactment.
Vesting of mawquf
Section 4
(2)
Any benefit, profit or interest from a mawquf shall be vested in the Majlis from the date of the commencement of the wakaf as provided under section 10, and the Majlis may claim any benefit, profit or interest of a mawquf from any person before the registration of the mawquf as provided under section 12.
(3)
All mawquf situated in the State of Sabah before the commencement of this Enactment shall, without any conveyance, assignment or transfer, and, in the case of immovable property, upon registration under the Land Ordinance [Sabah Cap. 68], vest in the Majlis, for the purpose of the wakaf affecting the property.
(4)
The Majlis shall take all necessary steps to vest in itself for the like purposes any such mawquf situated elsewhere than in the State of Sabah.
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Power of Majlis to purchase property
Section 5
(2)
The Registrar of Wakaf shall register any property purchased by the Majlis under subsection
Section 6
The Majlis may istibdal any mawquf subject to section 24.
Section 7
Power to delegate
(2)
The performance of duties and the exercise of powers pursuant to the delegation under subsection (1) shall be subject to the control and direction of the Majlis.
(3)
The Board shall inform the Majlis as to all actions and matters done by the Board pursuant to such delegation.
(4)
No delegation made under this section shall exclude the Majlis from carrying out or exercise by itself any of the duties or powers so delegated.
Part III
PART III
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF REGISTRAR OF WAKAF AND REGISTRAR OF WAKAF
Chief Registrar of Wakaf and Registrar of Wakaf
Section 8
(2)
The Chief Registrar of Wakaf and Registrar of Wakaf shall be responsible for –
(a)
registering or causing to be registered all mawquf created under this Enactment;
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from time to time; and
(e)
performing any other functions as may be directed by the Majlis or Board from time to time.
(3)
The Registrar of Wakaf shall act under the general control and direction of the Chief
Registrar of Wakaf.
Part IV
PART IV
CREATION OF WAKAF
Pillars of wakaf
Section 9
The pillars of wakaf are as follows:
Section 9A
Except as provided otherwise in this Enactment, a person who –
(d)
is willing, is eligible to surrender his property as a wakaf for any charitable purposes in accordance with
Hukum Syarak.
(b)
keeping and maintaining or causing to be kept or maintained a register for all mawquf in any form or in any manner determined by the Board;
(c)
keeping and holding all instruments, document of titles or other documents relating to any mawquf vested in the Majlis;
(d)
informing the total of mawquf registered in the Register of Wakaf to the Majlis
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Types of wakaf
Section 9B
The types of wakaf which may be created under this Enactment are –
a. wakaf am; and
b. wakaf khas.
Section 9C
Application of property as mawquf
Any person who intends to wakaf his property as a mawquf may apply to the Chief Registrar of Wakaf for his approval in a form as may be determined by the Board.
Section 9D
Creation of wakaf
A wakaf shall be created by way of sighah before two witnesses pursuant to hukum Syarak.
Section 10
Commencement of wakaf
(2)
A wakaf which has come into effect cannot be sold, charged, transferred or endowed as hibah by the waqif or inherited by any person.
Restrictions on wakaf khas
Section 11
A wakaf khas made after the commencement of this Enactment shall be void and invalid unless –
(b)
it has been made by the waqif in the state of marad al maut and he subsequently diesdue to the illness, and provided that the wakaf has been made by way of sighah before two witnesses.
Registration of mawquf
Section 12
(2)
Upon the creation of wakaf under section 9D, the chief Registrar of Wakaf shall register a mawquf in the Register of Wakaf and issue a certificate of registration as soon as may be practicable.
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(3)
The Board shall provide a Register of Wakaf for –
(4)
The Register of Wakaf shall be the final proof as to the facts stated in the Register of
Wakaf.
(5)
All instruments which create, which become the evidence or which affect any wakaf, together with any document of title or other security relating thereto, shall be held and kept by the Chief Registrar of
Wakaf.
(6)
Notwithstanding subsection (2), no wakaf shall become invalid solely by reason of the
Wakaf is not registered.
Publication of list of mawquf
Section 13
The Majlis shall prepare, issue and publish in the Gazette a list as to all properties, investments and assets vested in the Majlis in respect of any wakaf created under this Enactment from time to time.
Section 14
Invalid wakaf
A wakaf is invalid if –
a.
it is made for any immoral purpose;
b.
it is made to any person for a purpose which is not being devoted to Allah;
c.
it is made for self-benefit, profit or interest; or d.
it is inconsistent with Hukum Syarak.
Section 15
Wakaf to some heirs is invalid
A wakaf is invalid if it is made only to some of the heirs who are entitled to inherit the estate of a waqif, except with the consent of all the remaining heirs.
Section 16
Wakaf ta’liq
(2)
If a wakaf ta’liq is made to come into effect after the death of the waqif, the wakaf shall be valid to the extent of one-third of his property.
Wakaf irsod, wakaf muabbad, wakaf musyak or wakaf musytarak
Section 17
(2)
For the purpose of this section –
(a)
“wakaf irsod” means wakaf of any land by the government, any corporation, institution, organization or other bodies in accordance with Hukum Syarak;
(c)
“wakaf musyak” means the wakaf of a right on any property which is jointly owned and undivided; and
(d)
“wakaf musytarak” means consolidation of several wakaf including any wakaf created by way of istibdal and wakaf scheme.
Determination of mawquf
Section 18
Any person may apply to the Court to determine whether any property has become a mawquf.
Section 19
Construction of instruments creating or affecting wakaf
Where, in the opinion of the Board, the meaning or interpretation of any instrument or declaration which creates or affects any wakaf is vague or ambiguous, the Board may refer the instrument or declaration to the Court to obtain its decision on the said meaning or interpretation thereof and the Board shall act pursuant to any order made by the Court.
Section 19A
Guidelines and directives
(2)
The Chief Registrar of Wakaf may vary, review or revoke any guidelines or directives.
(3)
Any person who does not comply with such guidelines or directives is deemed to have failed to fulfill the requirements as required by the Chief Registrar of Wakaf which renders the wakaf as withdrawn, refused, revoked or as determined by the Chief Registrar of Wakaf.
Part V
PART V
MAWQUF
Conditions of mawquf
Section 20
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), a wakaf is valid even if at the time the wakaf is created –
(3)
Any benefit, profit or interest obtained from a mawquf shall be deposited into the Wakaf
Fund.
Cash wakaf
Section 21
The Board may accept cash wakaf from any person, society or institution for the purpose of any wakaf.
Section 22
Wakaf scheme
(a)
through cash contribution or any other financial contributions from any person,association or institution;
(b)
by offering for sale of wakaf shares, or by issuing wakaf sukuk or any other instrument for valuable securities as wakaf; or
(c)
for the purpose of investment, of or in any property acquired, or for development of any mawquf.
(2)
The Board may accept shares endowed by any person, society or institution provided that the business carried out is consistent with Hukum Syarak.
(3)
Any property acquired or developed from the proceeds of the sale under subsection (1) shall be a wakaf.
Wakaf of proceeds from premise and products from agriculture on land owned, rented or leased
Section 23
(1)
A waqif may wakaf –
(b)
the proceeds from rental or lease of any premise owned by him on any land rented or leased by him; or
(c)
any product from agriculture, plantation, farming or others obtained from the land owned, rented or leased by him.
Right of waqif on the benefit, profit or interest of a mawquf
Section 24
A waqif who creates a wakaf for general use are entitled to enjoy benefit, profit or interest of the mawquf.
Section 25
Istibdal mawquf
(b)
if the mawquf is taken by any authority in accordance with any written law;
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(c)
if the usage of mawquf fails to provide benefit, profit or interest as required by the waqif;
(e)
if any condition prescribed by the waqif cannot be executed by reason of lapse of time or changes in circumstances;
(f)
if the Majlis wants to istibdal a mosque or site of a mosque which is a mawquf;
(g)
if any of the conditions prescribed by the waqif cannot be executed and the Majlis intends to execute the wakaf in the manner as close as possible with the conditions prescribed by the waqif; or
(2)
The value of mawquf acquired by way of istibdal shall not be less than the current value of the original mawquf.
(3)
The Majlis shall istibdal any mawquf whether wholly or partly within a reasonable period accordingly.
(4)
If involves immovable property evidenced by document of title issued under Land Ordinance [Sabah
Cap.68] or any other law for the time being in force, the Registrar, after receiving a written application from the Majlis on the existence of wakaf for istibdal, shall endorse the word ‘wakaf’ in the document of title in which title are subjected thereto.
Abandoned mawquf in wakaf khas
Section 26
The Majlis may, after referring to State Fatwa Council, administer and manage the mawquf for wakaf khas which is abandoned in any manner as Majlis deems fit.
Section 27
Power of Majlis to claim rental
(2)
For the purpose of subsection (1), the Majlis may determine the value of any benefit, profit or interest of the mawquf.
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(3)
If the claim mentioned in subsection (1) is not paid, it may be recovered as a civil debt due to the Majlis.
(d)
the mawquf ‘alaih cannot be located after a period of four years from the commencement of the wakaf,
Majlis shall, by order published in the Gazette, declare the wakaf khas to become a wakaf am.
Redevelopment of mawquf
Section 28
(1)
Any mawquf which is destroyed whether wholly or partly may be redeveloped by utilizing the following sources:
Wakaf Fund;
Fund of the Majlis; or other permitted sources pursuant to Hukum Syarak.
(2)
If a mawquf is destroyed wholly and is redevelop, the property shall be a wakaf.
Part VI
PART VI
MAWQUF ‘ALAIH
Right of waqif to determine the conditions of mawquf ‘alaih
Section 29
A waqif, or the Board with the consent of the waqif, may determine any specific condition in relation to the mawquf ‘alaih before the mawquf ‘alaih becomes entitled to the benefit, profit or interest of the mawquf.
Section 30
Non-existence of mawquf ‘alaih
(1)
Where in a wakaf khas –
(2)
Any mawquf ‘alaih whose wakaf has become wakaf am by order of Majlis made on the ground under paragraph (1)(d) may apply to the Court for an order that the wakaf be reverted as wakaf khas, and the
Court may make any order as it deems just.
(3)
Where the Court allows the application made under subsection (2), the mawquf ‘alaih does not have any right to any benefit, profit or interest of the mawquf before an order made under that subsection.
The distribution of benefit, profit or interest
Section 31
(2)
If a wakaf is endowed to asnaf zakat, the benefit, profit or interest from the mawquf shall be divided according to the portion of the asnaf zakat.
(3)
Section 30 shall apply to the benefit, profit or interest of any of the mawquf ‘alaih as mentioned under subsection (1) of this section who is dead or cannot be located without the need for any order in the Gazette.
Part VII
PART VII
WAKAF BY WAY OF WILL
Wakaf to heirs
Section 32
(2)
Where a waqif is in a state of marad al maut, he shall not wakaf to his heir except with the agreement of all heirs.
(3)
A wakaf is invalid if the waqif gives his property as wakaf by way of will to his heir except with the agreement of all heirs.
Wakaf to non-heirs
Section 33
(2)
If a waqif is in a state of marad al maut, he shall not wakaf to his non-heir more than one-third of his property except with the agreement of all heirs.
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(3)
A wakaf is invalid if the waqif gives his property as wakaf by way of will to his non-heir more than one-third of his property except with the agreement of all heirs.
Wakaf by way of will
Section 34
(1)
Any person who intends to make wakaf may create a wakaf by way of will and shall commence after his death.
(2)
A wasi who has been appointed shall execute the wakaf by way of will made by the waqif.
(3)
A wasi shall, after the death of a waqif, obtain the agreement from all heirs to execute the wakaf if the waqif named the heir as the recipient of wakaf by way of will.
(4)
A wasi shall, after the death of a waqif, obtain the agreement from all heirs to execute the wakaf if the waqif named the non-heir as the recipient of wakaf by way of will exceeding one-third of the property of waqif.
(5)
A wakaf by way of will shall be executed pursuant to the provisions of this Enactment.
Rate of wakaf by way of will
Section 35
A mawquf by way of will to its non-heir shall not exceed one-third of the total of waqif’s estate after deducting the debt and any liability according to Hukum Syarak, except with the agreement of all heirs.
Section 36
Wakaf by way of will which is not executed
Where in a circumstances a wakaf by way of will is not executed, the interested party for a mawquf may apply for a Court order against the wasi to execute the said wakaf by way of will.
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Part VIII
PART VIII
WAKAF FUND
Section 37
(1)
For the purpose of this Enactment, the Majlis shall establish a fund to be known as the
“WakafFund”.
(3)
The Wakaf Fund shall consist of –
(b)
benefit, profit or interest obtained from any mawquf in which the Majlis is the mawquf ‘alaih;
(d)
contribution and proceeds of wakaf shares, wakaf sukuk and any other valuable security instruments, and profits from investments, under any wakaf schemes;
(f)
provisions or contributions received from any party for any purpose of wakaf; and
(g)
all contributions or other monies lawfully received by the Board under this
Enactment.
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Section 38
Benefit, profit or interest of wakaf am or wakaf khas
(1)
All benefit, profit or interest from wakaf am shall be paid to and become part of Wakaf
Fund.
(2)
All benefit, profit or interest from wakaf khas shall be utilized in accordance with the terms as determined by the waqif except for terms which are inconsistent with Hukum Syarak.
(3)
If –
(a)
the terms of any wakaf does not specify any method of application of the property, benefit, profit or interest; or
(b)
it is uncertain in what manner the property, benefit, profit or interest should be applied,
Majlis may direct that such property, benefit, profit or interest from the wakaf be added to and become part of Wakaf Fund provided that such property, benefit, profit or interest shall apply only for the purpose of the wakaf.
Utilization of Wakaf Fund
Section 39
(a)
payment of all costs, charges and expenditure for administration of any wakaf including the cost for maintenance and repair of any mawquf;
(c)
execution of any wakaf and financing the development of any mawquf subject to any terms and conditions as the Majlis deems fit;
(d)
payment of management expenses including allowance for the members of the
Board;
(e)
payment of any expenses incidental to the management of the Wakaf Fund which supposed to be done by the Board in discharging its functions and powers under this Enactment;
(f)
make investment under the wakaf scheme; or
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reports of Wakaf Fund from time to time.
(3)
The financial year for Wakaf Fund shall begin on 1 January and end on 31 December each year.
Part IX
PART IX
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Occupying wakaf land or wakaf building without permission of the Majlis or the Board
Section 41
(1)
Any person who, without the permission of the Majlis or the Board –
(g)
any other payment related to wakaf as the Board deems appropriate in implementing the provision of this Enactment.
Accounts and reports of Wakaf Fund
Section 40
(a)
cause to be kept a proper account and other records in respect of the administration of Wakaf Fund;
(b)
cause to be prepared a statement of accounts of Wakaf Fund for each financial year;
(c)
cause the statement of accounts of Wakaf Fund to be audited at the end of each financial year by an auditor; and
(d)
immediately upon receipt of the statement of accounts of Wakaf Fund which have been audited under paragraph (c), submit the statement of accounts to the
Majlis for approval.
(2)
Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(d), the Majlis may direct the Board to submit the financial
(c)
clears, ploughs, digs, close off or plant on any wakaf land or cultivates on any wakaf land; or
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(d)
cuts, takes, removes or extracts any proceed from any wakaf land, commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding five thousand ringgit or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both, and in the case of a continuing offence, to a further fine not exceeding five hundred ringgit for everyday during which the offence continues after the conviction.
(2)
The Court may, on the application of the prosecuting officer, order the person convicted of an offence under subsection (1) to demolish, destroy and clear all constructions, structures, obstructions or crops on the wakaf land or wakaf building, as the case may be, at the cost of such person convicted.
(3)
If the person referred to in subsection (2) fails to obey the order of the Court, the Majlis or Board may cause to execute the order by expending monies from the Wakaf Fund or other financial resources, and the Majlis or Board may claim any expenses incurred from such person.
(4)
If the claim referred to in subsection (3) is not paid, it may be recovered by civil action as a debt due to the Majlis or Board.
(5)
Where no order of the Court is made under subsection (2), any construction, structure, obstruction or crop on the wakaf land or wakaf building, as the case may be, shall vest in the Majlis and no person shall make any claim against the Majlis or Board relating to such construction, structure, obstruction or crop.
Administering or managing of wakaf am or wakaf khas without permission of the Majlis or the Board
Section 42
Any person who manages and administers wakaf am or wakaf khas without the written permission of the Majlis or the Board, commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding five thousand ringgit or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both.
Section 43
Preventing mawquf ‘alaih from enjoying benefit, profit or interest of mawquf
(a)
prevents any mawquf ‘alaih from enjoying the benefit, profit or interest from a mawquf to which the mawquf ‘alaih is entitled; or
(b)
cause the failure of any mawquf ‘alaih to enjoy the benefit, profit or interest from a mawquf to which the mawquf ‘alaih is entitled,
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commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding five thousand ringgit or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both.
Giving false information
Section 44
Any person who makes any statement which he knows or has reason to believe is not true, not accurate, or false, or conceals any material fact or furnishes any misleading information, or falsifies any document for the purpose of this Enactment, commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding five thousand ringgit or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both.
Part X
PART X
ENFORCEMENT AND INVESTIGATION
Authorization
Section 45
The Majlis may authorize in writing the Chief Registrar of Wakaf, Registrar of Wakaf, an officer of the
Majlis, or any public officer to carry out any enforcement, investigation and examination for the purposes of this Enactment as may be specified in the authorization.
Section 46
Power of investigation
A Religious Enforcement Officer shall have full and necessary powers as provided in the Syariah
Criminal Procedure Enactment 2004 [No. 9 of 2004] subject to subsection 31(1) of Syariah Courts
Enactment 2004 [No. 6 of 2004] to carry out investigation and inspection of an offence under this
Enactment.
Section 47
Obstruction of authorized officer
a. obstructs any officer authorized under section 45 of this Enactment who is lawfully carrying out any power of investigation and inspection for the purposes of this Enactment;
b. when required by an authorized officer to produce any evidence or thing which the authorized officer reasonably believes to have any connection with or is capable of furnishing information of the commission of an offence under this Enactment, delays or refuses to furnish the same;
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c. when required by an authorized officer to furnish any information, refuses or neglects to furnish such information; or
d. obstructs any seizure under this Enactment, commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding five thousand ringgit or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both.
Section 48
Prosecution
The Chief Syar’ie Prosecutor may direct any prosecution of any offence under this Enactment.
Section 49
Power of Chief Syar’ie Prosecutor not affected
Nothing in this Part shall be deemed to affect the powers of the Chief Syar’ie Prosecutor under the
Syariah Criminal Procedure Enactment 2004 [No. 9 of 2004].
Section 50
Other order by the Court
In addition to any order which may be made by the Court under this Enactment, the Court may make any other order, whether or not applied for by the Syar’ie Prosecutor, as the Court thinks fit.
Application of Chapter 6 Part VII of the Syariah Criminal Procedure Enactment 2004 [No. 9 of 2004]
Section 51
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), this section shall not apply to a mawquf which has been made an exhibit or is connected to the offence committed and at the conclusion of any proceedings in Court affecting such mawquf the Court shall order such mawquf to be delivered to the Majlis.
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Part XI
PART XI
GENERAL
Reference to State Fatwa Council
Section 52
(2)
All decisions made by State Fatwa Council shall be final.
Power to make regulations
Section 53
(2)
Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), Majlis may make regulations in respect of all or any of the following matters:
(h)
prescribing all other matters as are necessary or expedient to be prescribed for giving effect to this Enactment.
Declaration
Section 54
(2)
The notification under paragraph 1(c) shall –
(a)
be served personally on the waqif or any person who has an interest in the mawquf; or
(b)
be sent through A.R. registered post to the waqif or any person who has interest in the mawquf.
(3)
If the notification in paragraph (1)(c) is served by A.R. registered post, the notification shall be deemed to have been served on the day succeeding the day on which the notification would have been received in the ordinary course of post if the notification is addressed –
(a)
in the case of an individual, to the usual or last known address of the waqif or any person who has an interest in the mawquf; and
(b)
in the case of body corporate, partnership or society, to its registered address.
(4)
If any person or body corporate, partnership or society to whom there has been addressed an A.R.
registered post containing notification under paragraph (1)(c) is informed of the fact that there is a registered letter awaiting him at the post office, and any person or body corporate, partnership or society who refuses or neglects to take delivery of such notification, such notification shall be deemed to have been served upon that person or body corporate, partnership or society on the date on which he or it was informed.
(5)
Any person having any objections against the application referred to in the declaration made under subsection (1) may submit their objections to the Majlis within the time specified in the declaration.
(6)
The Majlis shall take into consideration any objection submitted under subsection (5) before the
Majlis makes any application to the Court.
(7)
The Syariah Court Civil Procedure Enactment 2004 [No. 10 of 2004] shall apply to any application made to the Court for the purpose of this section.
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(2)
All declarations, orders, notifications, notices, forms, approval letters and appointments issued or made under the Majlis Ugama Islam Negeri Sabah Enactment 2004 [No. 5 of 2004] in relation to matters provided for in this Enactment shall remain in force, in so far as they are not inconsistent with this
Enactment, until revoked or replaced by declarations, orders, notifications, notices, forms, approval letters or appointments issued or made under this Enactment.
Saving and transitional
Section 55
(1)
All wakaf vested in the Majlis under the Majlis Ugama Islam Negeri Sabah Enactment 2004
[No. 5 of 2004] shall, upon the coming into operation of this Enactment, be deemed to be vested in the
Majlis under this Enactment.
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CERTIFIED by me to be a true copy of the Bill passed by the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, the 15th day of November, 2018.
DATUK SERI PANGLIMA HAJI SYED ABAS SYED ALI,
Speaker,
State Legislative Assembly
Common questions
- What is Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018?
- Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 is Malaysia State Enactment, cited as State Enactment 2018 2018, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2018.
- Is Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 still in force?
- Yes — Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 is currently in force.
- When did Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 take effect?
- Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 was first recorded in 2018.
- How many sections does Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 have?
- Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 contains 60 sections.
- Where can I read the official version of Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018?
- The official text of Wakaf State Sabah Enactment 2018 is published at sagc.sabah.gov.my.