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Journal : Indonesia Journal Of Zakat and Waqf

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Optimalisasi Zakat Profesi Guru ASN nurlia, nurlia; Hannani; Firman; Ali, St. Nurhayati; Rukiah; Saldi
Indonesia Journal of Zakat and Waqf Vol 3 No 2 (2024): Indonesia Journal Of Zakat And Waqf
Publisher : Department of Management Zakat and Waqf

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35905/ijaza.v3i2.13322

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This study explores the optimization of professional zakat collection among civil servant teachers (ASN) in Parepare City, focusing on the roles of Zakat Collecting Units (UPZ), direct salary deductions, and BAZNAS socialization programs. Using a qualitative field study approach, data were gathered through observation, interviews, and documentation at BAZNAS Parepare. The findings reveal a substantial zakat potential from ASN teachers, estimated at IDR 2,706,480,000 annually, yet the actual collection in 2022 only reached about IDR 600,000,000. The gap is attributed to limited knowledge regarding zakat obligations, economic constraints, and the distribution of zakat funds to various amil zakat institutions. BAZNAS Parepare has implemented strategic measures, including establishing UPZ in government agencies, direct zakat deductions from salaries, and intensive socialization to increase awareness and compliance. The collected zakat is allocated to eight eligible groups (asnaf), with a focus on economic empowerment programs such as business capital assistance and productive facilities for mustahik. These initiatives have shown positive impacts, enabling some mustahik to become muzakki. The study concludes that optimizing professional zakat, especially from ASN teachers, can significantly contribute to poverty alleviation and economic empowerment in Parepare. Further efforts are needed to enhance zakat literacy, strengthen regulations, and innovate collection methods for maximum impact.
Co-Authors fatimah Fatimah Firman Hannani Nurlia Nurlia Rukiah Saldi Sari, Aryanti Puspita