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CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the findings of the primary research showed that most
of the Muslim women entrepreneurs who responded to the survey
have the intention to use co-working space. They perceived that they
could gain benefits from the operator support (OS), facilities (FC), and
social support, and business networking (SB), followed by fees (FS),
environment and location (EL), and training and workshops (TW)
provided at the co-working space. There are nine (9) SDGs, namely
SDG 1, SDG 2, SDG 3, SDG 4, SDG 5, SDG 8, SDG 10, SDG 16,
and DG 17 could be achieved through establishing co-working space
for Muslim women entrepreneurs in Malaysia. Therefore, it is about
time for zakat and waqf institutions to consider establishing co-
working space especially for Muslim women to ensure a sustainable
economic development among Muslim women in Malaysia. In
addition, cash waqf, also can be used to aid women entrepreneurs in
establishing their business in the co-working space by ensuring the
sustainability of their business operations (Jamaluddin et al, 2022).

Acknowledgments The data collection was finance by Dana
Penyelidikan Inovasi MARA (DPIM) 2021-2022

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