Faktor Mempengaruhi Tahap Keyakinan Agihan Zakat:Kajian Terhadap Masyarakat Islam di Selangor

Wahid, Hairunnizam; Ahmad, Sanep

doi:10.17576/jem-2014-4802-04

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“…Exceptional customer service becomes a benchmark for evaluating the overall performance of an organization. Wahid and Ahmad (2014) emphasize the importance of empathy and responsiveness in providing service and hospitality. Empathetic behaviour involves caring for individuals and offering personalized attention, while responsiveness denotes the willingness to help customers promptly.…”

Section: Generosity In Advice and Counsellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Perceptions of Productive Asnaf Towards the Quality of Service and Assistance System by Baitul Mal Aceh, Indonesia

Ghazali,

Ab Ghani,

Ab Ghani

et al. 2023

IJARBSS

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The effective implementation of modern and professional zakat management and service systems has opened a new chapter for various parties, especially zakat institutions. The quality of management and service is a crucial element in evaluating the ability of each zakat institution to achieve its goals. In Indonesia, Baitul Mal Aceh (BMA) excels due to its systematic management and service background. The institution has won several local awards for excellence in zakat management and administration. Hence, this study aims to assess how the productive asnaf group perceives the services and support provided by BMA, with the goal of evaluating the quality of assistance offered to this group. This study uses a qualitative research design through case studies and literature reviews. Primary data were obtained through unstructured interviews with 10 informants who received zakat assistance from BMA. Secondary data were obtained through scientific articles, books, journals, and official websites. The data obtained were analyzed through a thematic content analysis method. The result shows that productive asnaf have five positive perceptions towards the service and treatment provided by BMA. The implications of the study are also included in the discussion.

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Section: Generosity In Advice and Counsellingmentioning

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The Perceptions of Productive Asnaf Towards the Quality of Service and Assistance System by Baitul Mal Aceh, Indonesia

Ghazali,

Ab Ghani,

Ab Ghani

et al. 2023

IJARBSS

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“…It has been widely indicated that the contribution of zakat should have direct socio-economic benefits for the as . n af (Embong et al, 2013;Wahid and Ahmad, 2014;Omar et al, 2017;Shaikh and Ismail, 2017). Such benefits include but are not restricted to: cash for daily needs, capital for business start-up, education funds and others.…”

Section: Root Of Zakat In Islammentioning

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“…The proper implementation of zakat could elevate the ummah ’s socio-economic standing (Firmansyah, 2013; Debnath, 2015; Romdhoni, 2017; Ayuniyyah et al , 2018; Nahar, 2018). It has been widely indicated that the contribution of zakat should have direct socio-economic benefits for the aṣnāf (Embong et al , 2013; Wahid and Ahmad, 2014; Omar et al , 2017; Shaikh and Ismail, 2017). Such benefits include but are not restricted to: cash for daily needs, capital for business start-up, education funds and others.…”

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Establishing zakat on oil and gas in Malaysia: a new insight

Omar

Gazali

Samsulbahri

et al. 2021

IJIF

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to deliberate on the establishment of zakat (Islamic alms) on oil and gas in Malaysia. Being one of the five Islamic pillars, zakat contributes significantly to the country’s socio-economic development and prosperity. However, in Malaysia and other Islamic countries, there is not yet a proper mechanism for calculating zakat on extracted minerals. Similar to gold and silver, oil and gas are valuable minerals, which, upon extraction, are subject to zakat payment. In Malaysia, however, this is not the case. Design/methodology/approach This study uses a qualitative method. It presents a thorough review on the stipulation for paying zakat on minerals, specifically oil and gas. The deliberation is based on secondary data entailing a comprehensive content analysis of prominent books on the subject, current zakat rulings and legal acts on oil and gas. Findings Oil and gas are subject to zakat payment, as indicated in several Qur’anic verses and based on the academic reasoning of Muslim scholars. The zakat calculation for oil and gas entails the nisab (minimum threshold value of the assets) but not the hawl (the requirement for one full Islamic year of ownership for the assets), by analogy with zakat on agricultural produce. Despite the obligation to pay zakat on minerals under the zakat al-mal (alms due on wealth) category, oil and gas is yet to be fully subject to this practice in Malaysia, although the country is known as an oil-producing Muslim country. Several legislative acts covering the managerial and business side of oil and gas operations have long been established, but the provision on zakat remains unclear. Hence, comprehensive legislation is needed to fine-tune the Malaysian oil and gas system, particularly with regard to zakat. Research limitations/implications This study relies mainly on secondary data and literature without performing any empirical investigations. Practical implications In terms of academic implication, this study enriches the existing body of knowledge on zakat. Practical implications would include enhanced decision-making concerning zakat on oil and gas on the part of zakat institutions, policymakers and the government of Malaysia. Originality/value This study provides practical and academic contributions to the deep understanding of zakat on oil and gas, which has received very little attention in the existing body of literature. Despite being limited in literature, this is a breakthrough study that sheds light on zakat on oil and gas.

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“…Previous studies have indicated a problem of inefficiency in relation to the distribution of zakat recipients, giving rise to a negative perception of the zakat institution (Saad & Abdullah, 2014). In relation to this, it was reported that about 57.1% of tax payers were not satisfied with zakat institution especially in the distribution of alms to the needy (Ahmad & Wahid, 2005a;Wahid & Ahmad, 2014). In short, zakat payers' perception on the distribution efficiency will determine the level of trust towards zakat institutions.…”

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Proposing Factors Influencing Trust towards Zakat Institutions amongst Moslem Business Owners

Wahab¹,

Saad²,

Ghazali³

2016

European Proceedings of Social &Amp; Behavioural Sciences

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Zakat collection from Moslem business owners who pay their zakat through the zakat institutions are still very low and a huge potential is untapped from the business zakat payment that either goes directly to the recipients or simply unpaid. The objective of this paper is to propose a research conceptual framework for examining the trust towards zakat institution from the Moslem business owners' point of view. Antecedents to trust namely shared value, communication, non-opportunistic behavior and perception on distribution of zakat, among Moslem business owners are hypothesized to provide grounds for discussion in future research.

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Faktor Mempengaruhi Tahap Keyakinan Agihan Zakat:Kajian Terhadap Masyarakat Islam di Selangor

Abstract: Studies on the satisfaction and public confidence toward the quality of zakat distribution by the zakat institutions

Cited by 14 publications

References 4 publications

The Perceptions of Productive Asnaf Towards the Quality of Service and Assistance System by Baitul Mal Aceh, Indonesia

The Perceptions of Productive Asnaf Towards the Quality of Service and Assistance System by Baitul Mal Aceh, Indonesia

Establishing zakat on oil and gas in Malaysia: a new insight

Proposing Factors Influencing Trust towards Zakat Institutions amongst Moslem Business Owners

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