Developing Halal Tourism (Syari’ah): Investigating The Role Of Intellectual Capital, Organizational Citizenship Behavior, And Spiritual Capital

Abstract Purpose – This study aims to reveal how feasible the Alue Batee settlement is with a total of nine (9) villages in Mutiara Timur District, Pidie Regency being used as zakat villages as measured using the Zakat Village Index. Method – This study uses a mixed method, namely a mixed method with the exploratory sequential design approach in obtaining information with identification related to the Zakat Village Indexs sequentially, this method combines a combination of qualitative and also quantitative. Results – The results of the Zakat Village Index in Alue Batei Settlements Jiem Village (0.26), Cot Kuthang (0.30), Bereueh II (0.36), Dayah Kumba Village (0.38) and Dayah Tanoh Village (0.40) obtain a Poor score or be prioritized to use zakat funds. Other villages, such as UleeTutue Village (0.44), Rambong Village (0.45), Gampong Lada Village (0.48), and Jojo Village (0.54) score quite well or can be considered for assistance using zakat funds. Limitations – This study has limitations in terms of the relatively small number of research subjects, namely 9 villages. Practical Implications – For academics, this research contributes new research results related to the zakat index which has rarely been carried out by previous researchers. As a practical implication, the results of this research can be used as a reference by the government, especially BAZNAS and Baitul Maal which are in Aceh. It is recommended that several programs include assisting village UKM groups to make local products competitive superior products, improve skills training for village youth and women, participate in building BUMDes and assistance to the community.

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation of IDZ (Zakat Village Index) on the economic dimension in Alue Batee settlement, Mutiara Timur District, Pidie District

Dianah,

Cut Dian Fitri,

Zulfakar

2023

“…Secondary data is an data which already exists then quoted by researcher for fulfill and helps research (Juliandi, 2014) (Dayyan & Chalil, 2020) (Ariyanto & Chalil, 2017) (Chalil & Dharmmesta, 2015). Secondary data used in research this comes from reference book, thesis journal, other data related to problem research as well as can help researcher in completing an research.…”

Section: Secondary Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of the role of zakat, infaq, shadaqoh and wakaf in the Dompet Dhuafa institution, East Java as an effort to alleviate poverty in the community

Muawanah,

Fauziah,

Demila

et al. 2023

Purpose – This research was conducted because poverty and income inequality are still one of the problems that are often faced by the Indonesian people. Where poperty in question is one of the problems of the Indonesian nation which is very important, especially when there is a sharing of condominiums such as the global crisis which mainly affects food and an energy crisis. One of the things wer can see is the bgigh price of oil which will have an impact on poperty, especially in Indonesian. The formulation of the problem in this study is how the role of zakat, infaq and sadakah as a solution in alleviating poverty. The purpose of this study is that we can find out how the role of zakat, infaq and sadakah in alleviating poverty Method – The type of research that the author uses is descriptive qualitative. While data collection from this research is by way of observation and interviews Results – The results of this study indicate that the existence of zakat, infaq and sadakah can be used as a solution in alleviating poverty and income inequality, it can be seen that the existence of productive zakat programs can help zakat recipients in improving their economy. Limitations – this research has limitations in terms of the number of research informants, further research can expand information from various regions who receive zakat, infaq and hadaqah through dhuafa wallets. Practical Implications – this research is a recommendation for government policy to develop programs through social institutions and zakat institutions in order to reduce poverty.

“…Secondary data is data obtained by researchers from other people or secondary sources so it is not original (Dayyan & Chalil, 2020) (Ariyanto & Chalil, 2017). In this study, the secondary data in the form of documents from this study are data in the form of books, newspapers, magazines, reading sources, and copy letters of mustahik admission requirements.…”

Section: Secondary Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the distribution process and the appropriate target of zakat funds in Baitul Mal, Aceh Tamiang regency

Yana Athiyah,

Mutia Sumarni

2023

Abstract Purpose – This research was conducted to determine how the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the distribution process and appropriate target of zakat funds in Baitul Mal Aceh Tamiang. Method – In this study using a descriptive method with a qualitative approach with primary and secondary data. Data collection methods are used by observation, interviews, and documentation. The informants of this study were two people from Baitul Mal Aceh Tamiang and five respondents who had the status of mustahik in Baitul Mal Aceh Tamiang. Respondents were selected based on considerations. First, Baitul Mal leaders or employees. Second, mustahik who have received zakat are described as follows: Results – The results of this study show that the distribution and appropriate of the target of zakat funds during the Covid-19 pandemic has many changes. Starting from changes in program planning, organizing that has changed the pattern of registration flow, the implementation of distribution has also changed by visiting the mustahik location directly and transferring via bank account, as well as supervision carried out before and after zakat funds are distributed. Lastly, the appropriate target during the Covid-19 pandemic remains well distributed even though Baitul Mal has not implemented a muqayyad (bound) zakat fund system and target appropriate during the Covid-19 pandemic has a broad view of which mustahik is entitled to receive it due to loss of income and other difficulties. Practical Implications – As a practical implication, the results of this study can be used as a reference to improved comprehend how attitudes and regulations must be engaged to make all changes due to the pandemic.