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The Story of the Endowed Shophouse in Ipoh

12 Mar 2019 · 2 min read · 5 ·By Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
When I die, my land and shophouse on Belfield Street are hereby endowed to help poor and sick Malays, to fund the education of Malays, to help repair Mosques or Madrasahs, to pay for Quranic studies, to maintain my grave, and for other charitable acts, as stated in this Waqf deed written in English according to my wishes, fully explained to me, and witnessed.

Waqf is any property withheld from sale, inheritance, gift, or bequest, while maintaining its physical source for charitable purposes with the intention of drawing the donor closer to Allah S.W.T. This time, orangperak.com would like to share the story of a waqf shophouse in Ipoh that holds unique value and legacy.

The donor (Waqif), named Toh Puan Chah @ Toh Puan Haji Aisha Binti Che Teba, was born in 1892. She endowed her property on September 20, 1947. The endowed property is a shophouse that can still be seen today on Jalan Sultan Yussuf in Ipoh. Previously, the area was known as Belfield Street, named after the 9th British Resident of Perak, Sir Henry Conway Belfield.

The Story of the Endowed Shophouse in Ipoh

The management of this waqf property was entrusted to Yeop Adlan Bin Abdul Aziz from Bagan Serai and Mat Wajit Bin Che Tumang from Ipoh. It was later entrusted to the Religious Council to continue the legacy of the waqf property from Toh Puan Chah @ Toh Puan Haji Aisha Binti Che Teba. With the sacred and pure words of waqf from the heart of Toh Puan Chah @ Toh Puan Haji Aisha Binti Che Teba,

The Story of the Endowed Shophouse in Ipoh

"When I die, my land and shophouse on Belfield Street are hereby endowed to help poor and sick Malays, to fund the education of Malays, to help repair Mosques or Madrasahs, to pay for Quranic studies, to maintain my grave, and for other charitable acts, as stated in this Waqf deed written in English according to my wishes, fully explained to me, and witnessed by two witnesses.."

The Story of the Endowed Shophouse in Ipoh

Today, this heritage building is rented to S.S. Mubaruk & Brothers (M) Sdn Bhd to generate returns and waqf benefits as entrusted by the Settlor, Toh Puan Chah. This bookstore surely reminds us of our school days. It is truly nostalgic! May the donor be granted continuous rewards without end. Multiply Your blessings and sustenance to Your servants who have endowed their cherished property, and bless their provisions.

  • Registered Lot: Lot 161N, Mukim Bandar Ipoh (U), Kinta District
  • Location: 130, Jalan Sultan Yussuf (Belfield Street), Ipoh, Perak

The Story of the Endowed Shophouse in Ipoh

Credit: Property Development Unit, Mal and Waqf Division, MAIPk

Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
Anak jati Parit, Perak berlatarbelakangkan pembangunan sistem web yang kini mendedikasikan kepakaran untuk memelihara warisan negeri. Sebagai pengasas laman web 'Orang Perak', misi utama saya adalah untuk mengkaji, merekod, dan mendokumentasikan kekayaan sejarah tempatan Perak demi rujukan generasi masa hadapan.
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