Role of Zakat for Poverty Alleviation

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islamic development bank group islamic research training institute role of zakah and awqaf in poverty alleviation habib ahmed occasional paper no
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isbn the views expressed in this book are not necessarily those of the islamic research and training institute or of the islamic development bank
C islamic development bank islamic research and training institute king fahd national library cataloging in publication data ahmed habib role of zakat and awqaf in poverty alleviation

we would like to thank the members of the policy committee of islamic development bank idb and the professional staff of islamic research and training institute irti who gave valuable suggestions from the proposal stage of the paper to its final draft
department of islamic development malaysia jakim putrajaya abdul wahib bin che the director of baitul mal coordination division haji wan mohamad bin haji abdul aziz head islamic research department ms safiah ali research department miss aishah abdul majid research department miss fatimah othman baitulmal coordination division

ministry of religious affairs zakat and ushr wing islamabad muhammad ilyas dar joint secretary irshad muhammad khan deputy secretary mohammad ishaq amin deputy secretary mohammad humayun director accounts mohammad yousaf butt accounts officer abdul rahim khan accounts officer abdul jabbar section officer itzazuddin section officer

south africa national zakah fund sanzaf johannesburg abdul carrim gani chairman doctor shaukat thokan member board of trustee mohamed hoosen essof administrator
central islamic trust johannesburg maulana abdul rahman gardee president aboobaker limbada vice president moosa laher cemetery committee yonus taua chairman welfare

i also wish to record my thanks to syed qamaruddin for proofreading the final manuscript and to muhammad ayub for the efficient secretarial assistance they have provided during the preparation of this paper
finally i would like to express my appreciation to doctor monzer kahf for his paper entitled shari ah and historical aspects of zakah and awqaf that was used to write chapter of this paper

with this background the board of executive directors of the islamic development bank idb asked irti to conduct a research dealing the role of zakah and awqaf in poverty alleviation
on the one hand some countries economies have had remarkable growth rates and increased their economic well being and on the other hand many countries have lagged behind and poverty and squalor increased manifold

will be instrumental in motivating to conduct more research in this important area
bashir ali khallat acting director irti

in order to understand the role of zakah and waqf in poverty alleviation it is important to comprehend the dimensions and causes of poverty
zakah and awqaf can play a role in policies of redistribution of assets and opportunities capacity building and wealth creation and extending income support

the paper shows that the potential of zakah in tackling poverty will depend on the size of the gdp and the number of poor in an economy
to do so the operational aspects of these institutions are examined in two idb member countries malaysia and pakistan and a non member country with muslim minority south africa

laws and regulations there is a need for laws and regulations to create incentives for the proper functioning of zakah and awqaf institutions and establishing institutions that operate in an efficient and transparent ways
results from the survey indicate that a corporate structure for zakah collection can raise the awareness of the concept among people and increase the funds raised in an efficient way

institutional development and diversity there is a need to operate zakah and awqaf with the help of various institutions using contemporary organizational structures and instruments to reinforce poverty alleviation endeavors
the paper suggests establishing several of these institutions instruments and emphasizes the need for deliberate efforts and research to develop them

while earlier research has studied poverty alleviation issues in the member countries of the islamic development bank idb this occasional paper focuses on the role and scope of two islamic institutions zakah and awqaf in tackling the problem of poverty
mannan makes this point by quoting a saying of the prophet pbuh as reported by abu hurairah in muslim richness does not lie in the abundance of worldly goods but richness is the richness of heart itself

the prophet pbuh warns that on the one hand excess of wealth may endanger the faith and morality of the muslims and on the other hand poverty may drag them to disbelief
while it is expected of each individual to exert his her effort to the fullest extents of his potential to fulfill his her needs yet there may be situations and circumstances in which individuals will not be able to earn enough to meet their needs

i decided to test the rich and see how they behave in respect of what i have levied upon their wealth for the poora the responsibility of the rich for the poor has been instituted in various ways
he asserts that establishment of justice is one of the primary goals of islam and as such an islamic economic system should endeavor to eradicate all forms of inequity injustice exploitation oppression and wrong doing chapra p

specific objectives of the paper are the following i outline the historical experiences and present the contemporary resolutions fatawa on the use of zakah and awqaf for poverty alleviation

apart from the nature and scope of operations of zakah and waqf institutions in these countries chapter identifies the appropriate institutional structures suitable for the efficient implementation of poverty eradication progra miss the chapter also addresses the ways in which zakah and waqf can be integrated to meet the overall development goals
once the potentials of zakah and waqf are recognized chapter reports the institutional frameworks of zakah and awqaf being used in two idb member countries of malaysia and pakistan and a non member country with muslim minority south africa

having outlined the concepts of zakah and awqaf as enunciated in qur an hadith and fiqh the classical experience of zakah and awqaf are presented
zakah and awqaf in shari ah and fiqh in contrast to zakah which is mandatory for muslims establishing awqaf is voluntary

in this regards ibn majah undated reports from abu hurairah that the messenger of god pbuh said i am ordained by god to fight rebellious people until they recognize that there is no deity except god and that i am the messenger of god and establish prayers and give zakah

al tabarani in his al mu jam al awsat reports the messenger of god pbuh used to instruct the zakah workers while sending them that whatever they take as sadaqat should be distributed to the relatives of the persons from whom it is taken if they are poor the closer first then the farther and if the payer has no relatives then to the needy from the same clan then to the needy in the neighborhood and others
the qur an determines eight categories of heads to whom zakah can be paid saying sadaqat here it means zakah are only for the fuqara poor and miskin the needy and those employed to collect the funds and to attract the hearts of those who have been inclined towards islam and to free the captives and for those in debt and for allah s cause and the wayfarer

for instance a waqf for the rich only or for the male descendents only is not acceptable even in private waqf and the remedy is to invalidate the condition of the founder and include females and poor of the same categories of beneficiaries ibn abidin h p
there are however a very small number of areas of sensitivity in the shariah on the basis of which the jurists sometimes challenge the conditions of the founders

narrations from the time of umar bin al khattab h and the period of umar bin abdul aziz h indicate that poverty was eliminated during the time of these two rulers as the zakah proceeds in some regions could not be disbursed due to the lack of poor see box
ibn kathir reports umar appointed a person to call throughout the streets and cities on a daily basis where are the persons who are under debts where are those who intend to get married where are the needy where are the orphans this process continued until he enriched all these people

since the waqf of umar was created on the advise of the prophet pbuh the poor the needy and the orphans have always figured as the most prominent beneficiaries from awqaf
the fruits from the farm were to be distributed to the poor and kinships to liberate slaves to provide for guests and the wayfarer and some reasonable quantity to its custodian ibn alathir v

cash waqf had two for miss first cash was made into waqf to be used for free lending to the beneficiaries and second cash was invested and its net return is assigned to the beneficiaries of the waqf
muslims continued to establish awqaf hospitals and health care centers until the first part of the th century when the waqf children hospital of istanbul was founded kahf see box for various services provided by awqaf in islamic history

there were awqaf for enabling the poor to go for hajj awqaf for helping poor brides with cloth jewelry and other needs for their wedding days awqaf for paying ransoms to liberate prisoners of war awqaf for the wayfarers awqaf for maintenance of roads and streets because the streets of damascus had two side walks for humans and a center for domestic animals awqaf for all kinds of charitable activities and special awqaf for replacing glass kitchen utensils broken in the hands of children and servants and others

contemporary resolutions on zakah a closer look at the zakatable goods assets mentioned in the texts of the qur an and the sunnah indicate that items constituting wealth during the time of the prophet pbuh are included so that all rich persons of his time were subjected to this obligation

rental income from properties like real estate and revenues from factories and similar productive establishments including agricultural and livestock industries are zakatable at the rate of percent on the gross returns or percent on the net returns in analogy with the return of agricultural land al qaradawi v
an important fiqh position on the general rules of distribution that targets poverty is that a person capable to work may be given what he she needs to become a productive earner so that he she can earn an income that satisfies the basic needs

for instance the algerian and indian laws of awqaf emphasize the ideals of perpetuity while the proposed kuwaiti law of came inclusive of temporary waqf as well as the waqf of revenues and usufruct
they argue that if giving zakah as a grant is acceptable it should be more permissible to give it as a loan to persons who are temporarily poor and have the ability to return it after a while

during the abbasids and later the ottomans the system of contracting zakah and a ushr collection in spite of strong opposition by the fuqaha to persons of influence led to a complete collapse of confidence because of the great injustices and oppressive means used in extracting payments from people
discounted rides to certain categories of persons handicapped and aged and several other forms of long term flow of goods and services

furthermore the centuries old problem of corruption of mutawallis managers and judges led to the obliteration of most awqaf properties including some mosques or parts of them
for a long time there have been several attempts by the political authority to take over the waqf management but this has always been strongly resisted by the fuqaha and other social leaders

the practice of cash investment waqf also dominates the establishment of waqf project in sudan and waqf funds in kuwait in the nineties of the past century
the substantial change however came in when the government gave wide executive authorities to the new awqaf corporation along with an enhancement in the form of assigning new properties from the government owned lots for its projects and activities

income poverty can be defined in the absolute and relative ter miss absolute poverty line is defined as the income or expenditure level required to purchase a predefined basket goods and services needed for basic needs
world bank suggests measuring poverty using education and health and other indicators related to vulnerability social exclusion voicelessness and access to social capital in addition to income

as poverty is directly related to the quantity of output produced and distributed the combined figures of output produced by idb member countries indicates a very meager quantity compared to the outputs being produced in the developed economies
for income distribution estimated averages for the oecd member countries are used for comparative analysis as these figures are not available for different income groups

of countries low income lower middle upper middle high income income income while gdp per capita is an important indicator of decent standard of living it is not adequate to capture the overall state of wellbeing of the population
hdi uses life expectancy to measure healthy life and adult literacy rate and combined enrolment ratio to measure education

poverty and distribution of income the extent of poverty can be measured at the national level by observing the percentage of the population living under national poverty lines
the usual measures used to measure poverty at the global level is to use and at purchasing power parity terms at reference poverty lines

though the situation in individual countries may be varied the indicators reflect that the overall poverty level in idb member countries is critical and deserves serious attention
this figure is equal to that of lower middle income group and larger than that of low income group

though the concept of poverty has evolved from derivation of material needs education and health to more broader idea of vulnerability exposure to risk voicelessness and powerlessness the focus of this paper will be on the former notion
chapter poverty and its persistence causes solutions and the role of zakah and awqaf though poverty is usually meant to be deprivation of wellbeing there are many factors that cause it and various approaches to explain the concept

while growth in percapita income is an indicator of the overall economic development the distribution of the resulting growth in output among the lower income groups will determine the effects of growth on poverty levels in an economy
an implication of this view is that countries and people are poor not only because there is scarcity of capital but also because they have less knowledge world bank

while evidence shows that high growth in economies has not brought about more inequality some studies indicate that slow growth can increase inequality over time by not providing opportunities to the population in general and the poor in particular to generate income
figure macro determinants of poverty human capital and population growth poverty distribution and aggregate income distributional level and growth changes note adapted from bourguignon and iqbal

production can take various forms depending on the state of the economy and the position of the household in the economic class structure
production based entitlement ep income generated from producing a good or service by engaging one s own resources or hiring from other willing parties

factors affecting the income level of a household will include the ability to sell labor and non labor assets the price at which the labor and assets can be sold and the costs of the assets used and goods consumed
wealth income transfer entitlement ei income can be gained from entitlements coming from transfer of either assets wealth owned or income

macroeconomic policies that induce growth the macroeconomic strategy that facilitates economic growth and reduces poverty would constitute a mixture of policies and institutional refor miss policies will include macroeconomic policies incentive policies and regulatory policies that promote growth

poverty reduction for this group will involve creating opportunities to enhance the entitlements of the household or the income generating capabilities so that income levels increase not just in one period but in all the future periods
undp lists public policies that can strengthen the links between growth and poverty reduction as increasing investments in basic health education water and sanitation expanding access to assets land credit skills and promoting labor intensive industrial growth for small and medium size enterprises p

the analysis shows that the causes of poverty from the microperspective is the lack of resources in the form of human physical and financial capital
this can be done by either transferring of funds assets resources through charitable acts by members or institutions in a society or through social security benefits from the government

in order to understand how to use the transfer of zakah entitlement and the returns from voluntary waqf institutions to eradicate the persistent poverty affecting a large percentage of the population we need to discuss cases of productive and unproductive households separately
specifically we examine the role of zakah and awqaf institutions in growth and redistribution in the macro context and capacity building wealth creation and income support in the micro perspective

thus the institutions of zakah and awqaf should be able to provide the necessary inputs like human physical and financial capital in order to reduce the poverty for the productive group
specific programs have to be designed to provide support for education and skill development provision of physical capital like a taxi sewing machine etc

the percentage of gdp required for poverty alleviation x is worked out using the following steps a the total number of poor people n determined by multiplying the percentage of population under poverty lines in each group by the total population

the second opinion adds to the zakah base returns on fixed assets and salary and wages and the third opinion adds the capital value of fixed assets kahf and kahf
at one extreme tunisia with a gdp percapita of us has a low percentage of the population living under poverty lines percent and percent for group and respectively

only two countries tunisia and jordan will be able to raise the income of the poor by us for all the poor in group by zakah revenues collected at
percent countries will be able to transfer zakah funds to the poor in group and raise their income levels by us

the amount needed for poverty alleviation in terms of percentage of gdp decreases as the gdp percapita increases and increases with the increase in the percentage of people living under poverty lines
the corresponding number of countries that will be able to give us per day to all individuals in group from zakah proceedings will be

this will on the one hand release zakah funds that can be used on other households and on the other hand increase the zakah revenue pool so that a larger percentage of the poor can be included in subsequent years

with the independence of the country in a ministry of awqaf later renamed as ministry of awqaf and islamic affairs in was established among others to manage awqaf resources in the country

while most of the awqaf institutions in india are managed privately the state waqf boards in many states are managing a small percentage of these institutions
managed invalid cases total source irti and annual report kuwait awqaf public foundation though a minority in india the muslim community is one of the largest in the world

while there are no awqaf institutions that are categorized as type d ie potentially incomegenerating for general welfare many of the institutions that fall under mosques graveyards or tombs have extended areas that can be used and are being used for commercial purposes

to have a broader understanding of the operations on these institutions the laws acts ordinances under which these institutions are established and operate the governance structures along with the details of the sources and uses of funds are discussed

zakat collection centre islamic religious council of federal territory in the islamic religious council of federal territory established a subsidiary corporation hartasici private limited to mange information taken of zakat collection centre of the federal territory is taken from alias

in recognition of the quality of management of the organization zcc of federal territory received ms iso certification while zcc has devised facilities for the payment of zakah by donors it also raises awareness of various aspects of zakah among the public with a marketing strategy
zakah can be paid in cash by checks and money orders at bank counters post offices and through salary deductions and internet and phone banking

baitulmal federal territory one of the divisions of the islamic department is responsible among others to solve the social and economic problems and enhancing the welfare of the musli miss the director of baitulmal implements the policies of the council with the help of employees
zakah disbursement in ftkl federal territory islamic council is the policy making body related to islamic issues and these policies are implemented by the federal territory islamic department

the summary of the breakdown of the income and disbursement expenditures for baitulmal of negeri sembilan is given in table
percent came from zakah and the remaining from other sources like investments rent and returns from various projects

as such zos became one of the first corporation created with the objective of dealing both collection and disbursement of different kinds of zakah in the state of selangor
various activities like preaching at conventions workshops get togethers sermons printing billboards and information material and maintaining a well managed website are undertaken to raise awareness of zakah among the musli miss estimates of zakah collections indicate that most of the zakah collected percent

to achieve their targets zos targets to capture percent of the potential payers and increase the collections to rm million by the end of year from the current estimate of percent of the people around individuals paying zakah in the state

while zakah institutions are administered at all according to the administrative officer of baitulmal of negeri sembilan an investment of an estimated rm million on its various land and property managed by the state can double its income from its current level of rm
zakah and awqaf institutions in pakistan pakistan is a federal republic with four provinces balochistan punjab sindh and north west frontier province two federally administered territories islamabad capital territory and federally administered territory and pakistani administered azad kashmir and the northern areas

at the federal level the central zakat council czc is the prime body responsible for making the overall policies of the zakah and ushr related issues
under the general policy guidelines given by the czc the provincial zakat council manages the zakah funds maintains the for an indepth study on zakah administration in pakistan see shirazi

similarly the tehsil sub division zakat committees are formed under the district zakat committee and local zakat committees under the district zakah committees

note that the salaries and administrative expenditures at the federal and provincial government levels are paid for from the government budgets and not from the zakah funds
one time grant source zakah and ushr wing ministry of religious affairs government of pakistan there was a major policy shift regarding disbursement of funds in the year

under the ordinance auqaf department was established at the provincial levels and the respective governments were given the authority of taking over the administration of waqf properties it deemed were mismanaged
to be able to benefit from the educational stipends unemployed muslim youth in the age group of to years are required to get a certificate of eligibility from the local zakat committee

most of the expenditures of the awqaf department are paying the employees of the mosques khateeb and muezzin and shrines celebrating certain festivals organizing competitions in qur an recitations feeding the poor and doing development work to maintain the mosques and shrines

according to the act npos must have a constitution that outlines the objectives and the various issues related to the membership and operations of the organization
zakah and awqaf institutions in south africa though there are no official figures of the number of muslims in south africa estimates indicate it to be about million forming about two percent of the population

some of the organizations are involved in social activities in collaboration with government welfare progra miss under such schemes the government subsidizes parts of these progra miss various operational features of these institutions are discussed below
however the new act gives the tax deduction status for donations to various public benefit organizations related to education and development welfare and humanitarian and health care

while the latter expenditures are incurred to raise awareness and attract funds by advertising in media and newsletters the operational expenditures include paying for rent transport utilities accountant and legal fees insurance premium telecommunications and postage and other office expenditures

while awqaf sa will be the income generating unit saida will implement the community and social development progra miss these institutions together will be two arms of an empowerment program taking care of the development needs of the community at the grassroots level

while in pakistan and south africa this is done by paying zakah funds for paying the fees of the beneficiaries getting training at specialized institutions in case of malaysia the skills are provided by institutes established by zakah agencies
with regards to disbursement of zakah funds in all cases there appears to be a shift of emphasis from giving handouts to transfers that enhances production capabilities and capacity building

specifically increasing the zakah revenues would involve not only increasing the collection of zakah but also enlarging the zakatable ite miss for awqaf the revenues would increase if the existing awqaf properties can be made more productive and newer awqaf institutions can be created

integrating zakah and awqaf in the overall development strategy to use zakah and awqaf in the overall development scheme in general and poverty reduction in particular requires a qualitative change in the operations and management of these institutions
the specific policies under this pillar includes among others fiscal and monetary policies regulatory framework capital market and financial sector reforms private sector development rural development strategy and creating a supportive infrastructure

zakah and the overall development scheme the various aspects of zakah s role in poverty alleviation in the development strategy of an economy are discussed below i the potential of zakah to tackle poverty will depend on the percapita income level and the extent of poverty
thus in countries like pakistan where the gdp per capita is relatively lower and the poverty rates higher compared to malaysia there is a need for using the zakah institutions in an effective way to eradicate poverty

the collective efforts of bait ul mal zakah institution and other institutions like microfinance can have a bigger impact on reducing poverty as they together can give the income support needed not only for consumption purposes but also make available the required capital needed to increase the productive capacity of the household
in this regard special vocational training institutes for the poor operated by a public agency punjab vocational training council offers necessary facilities for the provision of training in different activities

furthermore there is a need for information on the beneficiaries to examine not only the impact of assistance provided but also to avoid duplication of efforts and frame plans policies and strategies to solve the problem of poverty
while traditionally zakah payments were given out as handouts the countries that were studied in the survey indicate that there is a realization that the focus should change to provide the human physical

this may be because most of the funds given out as zakah most likely goes for income support purposes and does not solve the problem of poverty in the long run
similarly in south africa there is a shift of disbursement from giving handouts to paying fees for skill development and higher education providing productive capital for small scale cottage industries and providing financial capital to start business

but the experiences from the countries that were surveyed indicate that most of the awqaf institutions are religious in nature and are not contributing to the overall welfare of the poor
there was a general feeling that people are more aware of zakah and sadaqat as means to tackle the problem of poverty but the use of awqaf has not been recognized as an instrument of community and social development

in principle the government should be responsible for the collection and distribution of zakah in muslim societies and waqf institutions are usually privately instituted and managed by administrator mutawalli
as land real estate has become very expensive there is a disincentive among persons with average means to donate their land real estate for charitable purposes

while there is a need for laws that will give the governments the right to collect zakah from individuals and economic entities the laws themselves will not be sufficient to ensure the bulk of the zakah funds will be tapped into

thus the awqaf department of the government of punjab can take over the control of any waqf it deems is not being managed proficiently and become the trustee for these waqf properties
a related issue in countries where zakah collections are under different jurisdictions there is a need to have unified laws related to zakah in all states

the law has to outline clearly the framework of the administrative set up of the awqaf institutions to prevent the decay and corruption that forced the governments to take control over these properties in the first place
effective organizational structures for zakah and awqaf institutions to make the zakah and awqaf effective in poverty alleviation the institutions should have effective organizational structures to conduct the affairs in order to achieve its social mission

the organizational capabilities reflects the ability of the organization to achieve the desired objective in terms of using its own resources efficiently and also getting things done with other organizations with similar goals
among others the duties of the of authorizing recording and disbursing of funds should be separated the authority to make financial decisions should be delineated bank statements and correspondence are promptly reviewed and reconciled

organizational structure for zakah institutions the organizational strengths of welfare institutions like zakah can be analyzed under the following three criteria i governance structures and management procedures other than the processes of making decisions and implementing them transparency human resource flexibility to introduce innovations in systems and processes and cost efficiency in operations are important aspects of good governance and management procedures

types of zakah management schemes in various countries states countries collection disbursements pakistan government government negeri sembelan and corporation government ftkl malaysia selangor malaysia corporation corporation south africa nonprofit nonprofit organization organization governance structures and management procedures in all cases of management schemes there is a governing body that oversees the zakah operations

disbursement of funds as noted above disbursement of funds to the right target group with the appropriate impact determines whether the social objectives of the organization is reached

types of awqaf institutions in different countries dominant type of states countries managed by awqaf institution pakistan religious government private malaysia religious government south africa religious philanthropic private nonprofit organization as in the case of zakah we examine the strengths and weaknesses of the organizational structures of managing awqaf institutions by the
in south africa while the mosques are awqaf properties there are a few philanthropic awqaf for social welfare purposes that are managed by the family members of the creator waqif and nonprofit organizations

while government body can oversee the operations of the awqaf properties it will lack appropriate human resources and the flexibility to make decisions to bring in changes and develop the awqaf properties
a professional manager under the guidance of an independent board of trustees can take initiatives to enhance both the value and returns of waqf assets

while traditionally zakah and awqaf institutions were able to serve the poor the institutional developments and diversity can be tapped to use these institutions to alleviate poverty during contemporary times
zakah collection corporation the experience of zakah collection in malaysia shows that zakah collection can be efficiently done under a corporate structure

support and insurance for the vulnerable one way of preventing the increase of the number of poor is to avoid the non poor who are vulnerable to being poor due to some negative shocks
in order to revitalize the institution of waqf there is a need to develop alternative ways that would enable people of all means to contribute to the creation of a waqf

munshaat will finance the construction of the project operate it and then transfer the towers back to the waqf through binladin at the end of the year lease period
while certificates can be used as cash as waqf for the development of the waqf properties instruments can also be developed to raise funds for their development on commercial basis

box awqaf properties investment fund under the guidance of the islamic development bank idb awqaf properties investment fund apif was established in with a mission to mobilize funds to promote and develop the awqaf properties worldwide and revive the awareness of islamic sunnah of waqf and to augment the idb goals of social and economic development in its member countries and other societies
even in cases where the microfinance institutions are not established with waqf and sadaqat funds zakah can be given to the poorest recipients of microfinance for consumption support to avoid divergence of funds from productive heads

the wealth of the borrowers will thus influence the size of the loan but not the decision to lend
qard hasan banks qard hasan interest free loans has an important position in islam and was widely used in islamic societies to assist the poor and needy

institution company for managing awqaf assets another way to manage awqaf institutions efficiently and ensure good returns that can be used for various welfare oriented programs is to manage these institutions professionally

the potential role of zakah in mitigating poverty depends on the size of the gdp and the number of the poor
chapter conclusion it is widely acknowledged that the third sector plays a significant role not only in enhancing the welfare in societies but also in the economy in terms of gdp and employment

as zakah and awqaf are acts of charity and piety the revival of zakah and awqaf institutions will to a large extent depend on renewing the confidence of the people on them as important agents for poverty alleviation
the role of these institutions can be made more prominent by integrating their activities in the overall development plan of the country

while several organizations including the islamic research and training institute irti of the islamic development bank group have been actively involved in organizing these events the focus has to be on specific areas related to the development of new institutional structures that can be used in contemporary times

wdi world development indicators cd rom world bank

fuqaha jurists who give opinion on various juristic issues in the singular light of the qur an and the sunnah and who have thereby faqih led to the development of fiqh

qayyim administrator of a waqf property see also mutawalli nazir walyy and wasyy qur an the holy book of the muslims consisting of the revelations made by god to prophet muhammad pbuh during his prophethood of about years
mutawalli administrator of a waqf property see also nazir qayyim walyy and wasyy nazir administrator of a waqf property see also mutawalli qayyim walyy and wasyy nisab limit on wealth for exemption of zakah

walyy administrator of a waqf property see also mutawalli nazir qayyim and wasyy wasyy administrator of a waqf property see also mutawalli nazir qayyim and walyy zakah obligatory tax on income wealth levied on all persons who have wealth above nisab spent on heads specified in shari ah

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