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Recommendations for Future Studies

The comparison of Tahfiz institutions in the Malay Archipelago's varied cultural and regional
contexts should be expanded upon in future studies. To have an extensive understanding of how regional
culture affects community participation and sustainability practices, institutions in Indonesia, Malaysia,
the Philippines, and other nations should be examined. Investigate the role of policy and governance
frameworks at regional and national levels in supporting or hindering the sustainability initiatives of Tahfiz
institutions. Assess the impact of government policies and regulations on resource management and
community engagement.

Acknowledgement
The authors gratefully acknowledge the use of the services and facilities of the International
Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), the cooperation of Pesantren Maghfirah, Pesantren Isy Karima and
Pesantren Merapi Merbabu and their management. This research is funded by Darul Quran and Jakim
through the Dasar Tahfiz Negara - Sponsored Research: SP17-033-0295

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