Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): JCAIP

JCAIP: Journal of Contemporary Applied Islamic Philanthropy received more than one hundred manuscripts for consideration in this issue. We engaged multiple reviewers and collaborated with editors from various countries throughout the review process. Following a rigorous peer-review and selection procedure, five articles were ultimately accepted for publication. The total number of authors featured in this issue is ten scholars representing diverse universities.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62265/jcaip.v3i2

Published: 2025-10-17

Articles

Analysis of Sharia Compliance and Accountability in the Distribution of Zakat Fitrah: A Case Study in the Village of Uman Agung

Ari Fatihatul Hidayah, Wulan Purnama Sari

41-48
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Internalization of Religious Values through the Friday Infaq Program as a Character Education Strategy in Islamic Primary Schools

M. Luqmanul Hakim Habibie, Nursalamah

49-56
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The Role of Religious Leaders and Social Media Influencers in Promoting Participation in Online Infaq and Shadaqah in Indonesia: A Social Influence Theory–Based Analysis

Jati Imantoro, Annisa Rakhma Dewi

57-62
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Mosque-Based Zakat al-Fitr Management: Evidence from Collection and Distribution Practices at Al-Muttaqien Mosque, Indonesia

Agnes Jevi Rialita, Nanda Tiara

63-72
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Religious Meaning and Social Motivation in the Practice of Infaq and Sadaqah: A Qualitative Study of Rural Muslim Communities in Suoh Village, West Lampung, Indonesia

Nuraeni Nuraeni, Putri Vika Nurwinda

73-80
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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): JCAIP

Articles

Analysis of Sharia Compliance and Accountability in the Distribution of Zakat Fitrah: A Case Study in the Village of Uman Agung

Internalization of Religious Values through the Friday Infaq Program as a Character Education Strategy in Islamic Primary Schools

The Role of Religious Leaders and Social Media Influencers in Promoting Participation in Online Infaq and Shadaqah in Indonesia: A Social Influence Theory–Based Analysis

Mosque-Based Zakat al-Fitr Management: Evidence from Collection and Distribution Practices at Al-Muttaqien Mosque, Indonesia

Religious Meaning and Social Motivation in the Practice of Infaq and Sadaqah: A Qualitative Study of Rural Muslim Communities in Suoh Village, West Lampung, Indonesia

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