The economic effects of paying the cash value instead of the goods in the Zakat: Zakat Al-Fiter as a model

Authors

  • Shady Al-Ahmad Yarmouk University
  • Zakaria Shatnawi Yarmouk University
  • Adnan Rababah Yarmouk University

Keywords:

Zakat, economic impacts, monetary, Islamic economics

Abstract

The study aimed to clarify the views of the jurists in paying the value instead of the tangible goods in zakat, where the problem of the study was to show the possibility of paying the value instead of the tangible goods that should be paid in zakat, and what are the economic implications of that and presented zakat as a tool of Economic policy due to its influence withholding or pumping a huge amount of money into the market, then the study showed the economic effects of the shift to paying the value instead of the tangible goods in zakat to the beneficiaries, and presented Zakat Al-Fitr as a model, and this study concluded that the public interest requires saying of flexibility in paying zakat both cash or tangible goods, Islamic economic policy gives flexible space depending on the current economic situation due to development and mutability of needs, and the benefits of cash which can be achieved for both the beneficiaries and the zakat payer. The study recommended that the state fulfill its responsibility towards zakat, both in Collection and spending, because the economic effects can’t be achieved only through that.

Author Biographies

Shady Al-Ahmad, Yarmouk University

 

 

Zakaria Shatnawi, Yarmouk University

 

 

Adnan Rababah, Yarmouk University

 

 

Published

2023-06-24

How to Cite

Al-Ahmad, S., Shatnawi, Z., & Rababah, A. (2023). The economic effects of paying the cash value instead of the goods in the Zakat: Zakat Al-Fiter as a model. Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies, 18(1), 299–323. Retrieved from https://jjis.aabu.edu.jo/index.php/jjis/article/view/214

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