Shift in Zakat Practice in Indonesia

Discover the profound transformation of zakat practice in Indonesia with "Shift in Zakat Practice in Indonesia" by Arskal Salim. Published by Silkworm Books / Trasvin Publications in 2008, this insightful paperback edition spans 111 pages, delving into the evolution of zakat as a vital form of worship in Islam.

Historically, zakat has been a voluntary and decentralized practice since the arrival of Islam in Indonesia. However, this compelling work examines the significant changes that took place after the New Order regime, highlighting the structural and institutional shifts brought about by new legislation on zakat management and the establishment of a national zakat agency.

This book is essential for anyone interested in Islamic giving, charitable practices, and the dynamics of zakat in modern Indonesia. Dive into an informative journey that unveils the complexities and significance of zakat in the context of contemporary Indonesian society.