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            Mirabent, 2021; Bouncken et al., 2021). Hence, in the case of zakat
            waqf institutions, the concept of co-working space could be used to
            eradicate  poverty  among  Muslim  women  entrepreneurs,  and  single
            mothers in Malaysia by providing shared workspace that provides full
            office facilities and trainings to facilitate them in their business venture.

            SDGs,  Co-Working  Space,  Zakat  Institution,  and  Waqf
            Institutions
            According to the United Nations, there are seventeen (17) SDGs have
            been identified in ensuring a sustainable development. The seventeen
            (17) SDGs are no poverty (SDG 1), zero hunger (SDG 2), good health
            and well-being (SDG 3), quality education (SDG 4), gender equality
            (SDG 5), clean water and sanitation (SDG). 6), affordable and clean
            energy (SDG 7), good work and economic growth (SDG 8), industry,
            innovation and infrastructure (SDG 9), reducing inequality (SDG 10),
            sustainable  cities  and  communities  (SDG  12)  ,  responsible
            consumption , and production (SDG 13), climate action (SDG 14), life
            under  water  (SDG  15),  life  on  land,  peace,  justice  and  strong
            institutions (SDG 16), and partnership for goals (SDG 17).

            Therefore, the provision of   co-working space for women especially
            for poor women or single mothers to run their online business with
            proper training and involvement that could help to ensure that they are
            able generate income for themselves. When they are successful, part of
            their earnings could be used for zakat payments, and for endowments
            to help other women who want to free themselves from poverty and
            gain financial independence. With this kind of initiatives, it will enable
            zakat and waqf to achieve the following SDGs, namely SDG 1, SDG
            2, SDG 3, SDG 4, SDG 5, SDG 8, SDG 10, SDG 16, and DG 17.
            Noor, and Pickup (2017), has discussed on the zakat management and
            redistribution  towards  fulfilment  of  several  SDGs  for  sustainable
            development in Indonesia.



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