An insight into qurban distribution by Mosque during the period of movement control order (MCO) in Malaysia

Salleh, Jismi Md; Mahat, Mohd Amran; Suyurno, S. Salahudin; Salleh, Azizon

doi:10.1063/5.0053237

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“…In the sharia economic system, regulations refer to things that have been outlined by Islamic religious principles (Arfah et al, 2020). Qurban or sacrifice is a special Islamic ritual which is performed by slaughtering livestock during specific dates in the Islamic calendar and then distributing the meat to the specific categories of recipients (Salleh et al, 2021). The study also highlighted the needs for mosques and other Qurban managers to adopt a proper system of internal control consisting of policies, procedures and guidelines for the distribution of Qurban meat in order to achieve a fair and equitable distribution in line with the requirements of the Shariah.…”

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“…Although in-depth understanding of the Qurban laws, rules and regulations is important in order to ensure that the ritual performed conform with the stipulated religious requirements, there was a lack of available literature particularly on the Muslims understanding of the issue. In this regard, Salleh et al (2021) suggested that more researches should be carried out on the existing practice of Qurban meat distribution handled by the mosques such as a field study in order to assess whether the Muslim society at large have a firm grasp of understanding of the guidelines for distribution of Qurban meat. The research was carried out in order to achieve the following objectives: i.…”

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The Muslim Community's Understanding of the Basic Laws of Qurban Distribution

Salleh¹,

Kedin²,

Sulaiman³

et al. 2023

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By adopting a quantitative research approach, the study examined the level of understanding of the Muslim community in Malaysia with regard to the fundamental aspects of Shariah or Islamic laws pertaining to Qurban and its distribution. The findings are significant for the religious authority in assessing the level of knowledge of the Muslims and identifying the specific laws that are subject to potential misunderstanding. On a 4-scale of classifications i.e., poor, weak, satisfactory and strong level, the study revealed that the respondents merely have a satisfactory level of understanding of the relevant Qurban laws. A majority of the respondents had wrongly assumed that the Qurban ritual can be performed on behalf of a deceased person, and incorrectly perceived that the Qurban meat could be given to the slaughterer and the committee members in charge for the management of Qurban. There was also a lack of understanding with regard to the laws of performing Qurban by those who have vowed to do it as well as the distribution of Qurban meat to the different categories of beneficiary.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Muslim Community's Understanding of the Basic Laws of Qurban Distribution

Salleh¹,

Kedin²,

Sulaiman³

et al. 2023

IJARBSS

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An empirical study on best practices for mass gathering in religious buildings during and post COVID-19

Rahman,

Kamaruzzaman,

Zainordin

et al. 2023

Xvii Mexican Symposium on Medical Physics

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The Perception of the Muslim Community Towards the Management of Qurban Ritual by Mosques in Malaysia

Kedin,

Md Salleh,

Mahat

et al. 2024

IMBR

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The study aims to assess the perception of the Muslim community towards the general management of Qurban by mosques in Malaysia and to determine whether the Qurban ritual complies with the Shariah principles. Questionnaires were distributed to around 466 Muslims in the Central and Southern regions of Malaysia. Findings revealed that the Muslim community perceived that the Qurban ritual was managed efficiently by the mosques and that the Qurban process complied with the Shariah requirements. Nevertheless, the satisfaction rate of the Muslim community was slightly lower on certain aspects of the management and compliance with the Shariah requirements. The study proposes that the mosques should take the initiative to enhance the internal control system in managing the Qurban by disseminating Qurban distribution reports to the public as well as combatting the risk of misappropriation of Qurban meat.

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An insight into qurban distribution by Mosque during the period of movement control order (MCO) in Malaysia

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The Muslim Community's Understanding of the Basic Laws of Qurban Distribution

The Muslim Community's Understanding of the Basic Laws of Qurban Distribution

An empirical study on best practices for mass gathering in religious buildings during and post COVID-19

The Perception of the Muslim Community Towards the Management of Qurban Ritual by Mosques in Malaysia

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