Digital Philanthropy: The Practice of Giving Among Middle to Upper-Class Muslim in Indonesia and Soft Capitalism

Triantoro, Dony Arung; Wahyuni, Tri; Purna, Fitra Prasapawidya

doi:10.21043/qijis.v9i2.7814

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“…In line with Indonesia's Golden 2045 vision, the research provides valuable recommendations for the government's consideration. Notably, these findings resonate not only with previous studies concentrating on the middleupper class (Amin et al, 2014;Sakti et al, 2016;Shukor et al, 2017;Osman & Muhammed, 2017;Wadi & Nurzaman, 2020;Triantoro et al, 2021;Berakon et al, 2022a;Berakon et al, 2022b;Kasri & Chaerunnisa, 2022;Nour Aldeen et al, 2022;Hassama & Ismail, 2023;Allah Pitchay et al, 2023;Jatmiko et al, 2023;Masrizal et al, 2023;Maulina et al, 2023) but also with the specific focus of the present research on the low and middle-income demographics, where a substantial contribution to cash waqf is observed. Economic constraints notwithstanding, individuals in this stratum remain committed to caring for others.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 91%

“…In recent years, numerous research studies have been conducted to investigate the elements that influence individuals' intention and behaviour in donating cash waqf (Amin et al, 2014;Sakti et al, 2016;Osman & Muhammed, 2017;Shukor et al, 2017;Wadi & Nurzaman, 2020;Nuraihan & Shatar, 2021;Triantoro et al, 2021;Berakon et al, 2022a;Berakon et al, 2022b;Kasri & Chaerunnisa, 2022;Nour Aldeen et al, 2022;Allah Pitchay et al, 2023;Hassama & Ismail, 2023;Jatmiko et al, 2023;Masrizal et al, 2023;Maulina et al, 2023). However, all of the studies mainly focused on the middle-upper class.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Empowering the Future of Cash Waqf through Digitalisation: An Insight into the Philanthropic Intention of the Indonesian Muslim Community

Bonang,

Ismail,

Raditya Sukmana

2024

IJIF

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Purpose — This research explores the dimensions of perceived iḥsān (altruism) and trust, utilising a framework rooted in the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT), to comprehensively explore the intricate motivations and ethical considerations underlying individuals’ engagement with digital waqf platforms. Design/Methodology/Approach — Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) was applied to analyse primary data collected from 202 Muslims residing in four cities in Indonesia. Findings — The investigation unveiled that performance expectancy, social influence and perceived iḥsān significantly impact the intention of digital waqf usage. On the other hand, trust affects a person’s intention, shaping their behaviour to donate through digital waqf platforms. In contrast, effort expectancy does not affect the intention to engage in waqf through digital channels, and facilitating condition do not affect user behaviour. Originality/Value — This study introduces a novel approach by incorporating perceived iḥsān and trust dimensions into the UTAUT model to achieve the objective of this research. In particular, it offers unique insights into the disbursement of cash waqf among Muslims via digital platforms (e.g., online channels). Practical Implications — The study emphasises that individuals from the low middle-class demonstrate empathy and mutual support in the face of financial limitations. The article offers valuable recommendations to the government, aligning with Indonesia’s Golden 2045 goal. These recommendations encompass the implementation of advanced digitisation in waqf management, integration of waqf data into robust financial management systems, and intensified educational campaigns aimed at raising public awareness on cash waqf, particularly among the younger generation.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 91%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Empowering the Future of Cash Waqf through Digitalisation: An Insight into the Philanthropic Intention of the Indonesian Muslim Community

Bonang,

Ismail,

Raditya Sukmana

2024

IJIF

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“…Zakat and various other instruments of charity have been practiced for centuries by Muslims as a form of obedience and worship to God, but their way of collection and distribution can evolve with the times. For example, the distribution of zakat and sadaqah in Indonesia has recently penetrated into the digital realm, and its value has reached hundreds of billions of Rupiah (Triantoro et al, 2021). As suggested by some studies, zakat has helped improve the poor's economy and reduce inequality (Darsono et al, 2019;Johari et al, 2014).…”

Section: B Charity and Philanthropymentioning

confidence: 99%

Investing in the Ummatic Cause: The Philanthropic Activities of ‘Abd Allāh ibn ‘Alawī al-’Aṭṭās (d. 1929)

Alatas¹,

Chaedar

2022

Qijis

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<p>‘Abd Allāh ibn ‘Alawī al-’Aṭṭās (d. 1929) was born into a wealthy family and became a well-known Hadrami property-owner in Batavia (Jakarta). He lived in a dynamic era in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, which witnessed the awakening of the Hadrami community in the Netherlands East Indies or colonial Indonesia. As a strong supporter of Islamic reformism, he was heavily involved in disseminating the idea of progress and sponsoring a number of revivalist efforts, particularly in the field of education. His substantial financial contribution in this regard earned him a prominent reputation, although this was not always understood by his own community. However, his revivalist and philanthropic activities are rarely studied in depth. This article will discuss al-’Aṭṭās’ financial support toward the promotion of the ummatic cause in the Netherlands East Indies. The question of how his financial contributions were directed to improve the conditions of the ummah will be addressed thoroughly. This study uses the historical method and employs a number of primary sources that have not been widely used. It also utilizes research about charity and philanthropy to enrich the discussion. This study will, hopefully, broaden our understanding of the role of philanthropic activities in an effort to infuse revivalism in the Muslim society through one of its main proponents in the Netherlands East Indies.</p>

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“…In Islam, zakat is an instrument intended for people's welfare. It reflects a dimension of the principle of social justice and equity (Triantoro et al, 2021). Kahf (1995, pp.…”

Section: Management Of Zakatmentioning

confidence: 99%

Corporate Governance Model of Islamic Philanthropy at Islamic Hospitals in Ponorogo

Prasetiyo¹,

Jannah²,

Fitrianna³

2022

IQTISHADIA

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<p>This article aims to analyze the governance of ZISWAF in philanthropic institutions placed in hospitals. Hospitals are health facilities that are often not affordable for the underprivileged. Some cases of displaced patients because they do not have funds to get health services in hospitals often occur. Islamic philanthropy in hospitals is vital to address this issue. This research is qualitative, with the location of three hospitals in Ponorogo, namely RSU 'Aisyiyah, RSU Muhammadiyah, and RSU Muslimat. The informant of this study is the manager of Islamic philanthropy. In addition, data is also collected from recipient patients and donors. The results showed that Islamic philanthropy in the three hospitals was carried out by philanthropic institutions affiliated with community organizations. At 'Aisyiyah and Muhammadiyah Hospital, philanthropy is managed by the Lazismu Service Office. Meanwhile, at Muslimat Hospital, philanthropy is managed by JP-ZIS NU Care. Philanthropic governance in the three hospitals can be divided into two models: integrated Islamic philanthropy institution and external Islamic philanthropy institution.</p>

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Digital Philanthropy: The Practice of Giving Among Middle to Upper-Class Muslim in Indonesia and Soft Capitalism

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Empowering the Future of Cash Waqf through Digitalisation: An Insight into the Philanthropic Intention of the Indonesian Muslim Community

Empowering the Future of Cash Waqf through Digitalisation: An Insight into the Philanthropic Intention of the Indonesian Muslim Community

Investing in the Ummatic Cause: The Philanthropic Activities of ‘Abd Allāh ibn ‘Alawī al-’Aṭṭās (d. 1929)

Corporate Governance Model of Islamic Philanthropy at Islamic Hospitals in Ponorogo

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