The Awareness of Zakat in the Universal Society

Sahaluddin, Nur Salma Sabrina Binti; Mokhtar, Wan Khairul Aiman Wan

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v9-i11/6586

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“…The manuscripts that have been successfully evaluated and published so far are two: "Risalah al-Khalil fi Sahih Risalah al-Jidd fi al-Tibb wa al-Hikmah" by Syeikh Wan Hasan bin Syeikh Wan Abdul Mubin al-Fatani and "Tuhfah al-Raghibin Fi Bayan Haqiqah Iman al-Mu'minin Wa Ma Yufsiduhu Min Riddat Al-Murtaddin" by Syeikh Muhammad Arsyad Bin Abdullah Al-Banjari. Both works were published in 2021(Al-Banjari, 2022Al-Fatani, 2021). These two manuscripts are also part of the seven-manuscript collection that researchers have gathered and documented based on the descriptions provided above.…”

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Tracking and Preservation of Malay Islamic Manuscript Collection At Maahad Khalil Al-Islami (Pondok Bendang Bujur), Yala, Thailand

Mohd,

Firdaus Wan Khairuldin,

Daud

et al. 2023

IJARBSS

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Malay Islamic manuscripts represent a valuable heritage left by the wise scholars and ancient scientists, which needs to be preserved and utilized. Among the locations that hold this remarkable legacy is Southern Thailand, which includes the regions of Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat. Maahad Khalil al-Islami in Bendang Bujur Village, Yala, Thailand, is a traditional Islamic education center that still houses a significant collection of manuscripts for study. This research provides a brief overview of Maahad Khalil al-Islami and identifies the efforts made to catalog the manuscripts for the benefit of humanity. The research methodology includes interviews and document analysis for data collection, followed by document analysis for data interpretation. The preliminary study revealed that Maahad Khalil al-Islami possesses approximately 18 manuscript copies, with a total of 1,117 pages. However, the majority of these are incomplete and somewhat disorganized. Most of them lack clear titles, except for seven manuscripts. Two of the manuscripts have been successfully verified and reissued through modern publishing. It is hoped that this noble effort will invigorate the preservation activities of these Malay Islamic manuscripts and benefit the wider community.

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Tracking and Preservation of Malay Islamic Manuscript Collection At Maahad Khalil Al-Islami (Pondok Bendang Bujur), Yala, Thailand

Mohd,

Firdaus Wan Khairuldin,

Daud

et al. 2023

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“…The factors that influence muzakki to pay zakat as a tax deduction are a knowledge, halal and haram aspects, legal awareness, and religiosity, especially the halal and haram aspects which is a very significant factor in the perception of Muslim consumers about zakat as a tax deduction in Malaysia (Al-Mamun & Haque, 2015). Sahaluddin & Mokhtar (2019) through their study found that some factors such as age, marital status, and income are major significant factors and may influence the payment of zakat as well as the zakat payment mechanism through salary deductions. Therefore, the first hypothesis can be formulated as follows:…”

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“…Religiosity is able to explain the willingness to pay taxes and zakat (Mujaddid & Ramadan, 2019). Compliance on paying zakat is low because of the influence of subjective norms and religiosity (Sahaluddin & Mokhtar, 2019). Awareness in carrying out religious duties helps realize the payment of zakat (Muhammad et al, 2018).…”

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Modelling zakat as tax deduction: A comparison study in Indonesia and Malaysia

Wijayanti

Amilahaq

Muthaher

et al. 2022

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Purpose - This study aims to analyze the differences in compliance and implementation of paying zakat and taxes with zakat regulatory antecedents such as tax deduction.Method - 129 respondents from academicians and managers in Indonesia and Malaysia were taken by convenience sampling method and analyzed using the Mann-Whitney test and linear regression.Result - The result shows that there are differences in zakat payment compliance between Indonesia and Malaysia. The implementation of zakat as tax deduction regulation has a significant effect on zakat and tax compliance behavior in both countries. Meanwhile, zakat as a tax deduction regulation executed in Malaysia makes tax compliance behavior higher than in Indonesia.Implication - Socialization from both the tax officials and zakat officials that zakat can be used to reduce taxable income is needed. It is suggested to apply zakat as a tax deduction for Indonesia as well as Malaysia.Originality - This research contributes to the Indonesian government in exploring the potential of Indonesian Muslims in paying zakat and taxes.

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Moderating Role of Economic Development’s on Zakat Success Factors and Compliance: A Saudi Arabian Perspective

Almasah,

Bardai,

Al-Dubai

2024

ECO

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The paper report a result of an investigation in the moderating influence of economic development on the relationship between zakat success factors and compliance to pay zakat, focusing on key factors such as zakat awareness, support for zakat practices, understanding zakat application, and willingness to implement zakat. Data from 250 respondents within the General Authority of Zakat and Tax (GAZT) in Saudi Arabia were collected using a quantitative approach using questionnaires. Analysis was conducted utilizing AMOS 20 and SPSS 20.1 software. The study reveals a positive direct effect of zakat success factors on compliance to pay zakat, with economic development playing a crucial moderating role. This underscores the significance of economic development in influencing the relationship between zakat awareness, support for zakat practices, and zakat compliance. The practical implications extend to zakat institutions, urging them to enhance strategies for transparency and compliance by securing additional resources for development and organizing educational initiatives to cultivate positive attitudes towards zakat. The research contributes uniquely to the literature by incorporating economic development as a mediator in the zakat success factors and compliance relationship, offering valuable insights for researchers, economists, and zakat institutions. The findings emphasize the multifaceted impact of zakat on economic structures, social transformation, poverty reduction, and inequality. Additionally, the study highlights zakat's role in achieving sustainable economic growth and reducing social issues, advocating for its integration as a financial system to address challenges in the Muslim world. Despite limitations in respondent selection and timeframe, the research opens avenues for future studies, suggesting a broader exploration of Zakat's impact on sustainable development, climate change, wealth distribution, and economic transformation.

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The Awareness of Zakat in the Universal Society

Cited by 3 publications

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Tracking and Preservation of Malay Islamic Manuscript Collection At Maahad Khalil Al-Islami (Pondok Bendang Bujur), Yala, Thailand

Tracking and Preservation of Malay Islamic Manuscript Collection At Maahad Khalil Al-Islami (Pondok Bendang Bujur), Yala, Thailand

Modelling zakat as tax deduction: A comparison study in Indonesia and Malaysia

Moderating Role of Economic Development’s on Zakat Success Factors and Compliance: A Saudi Arabian Perspective

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