The Impact of AI and Information Technologies on Islamic Charity (Zakat): Modern Solutions for Efficient Distribution
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https://doi.org/10.59022/ijlp.83Keywords:
Zakat, Islamic Charity, Artificial Intelligence, Information Technology, Block-chain, Efficiency, Transparency, AccountabilityAbstract
This article examines the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and information technology solutions on the distribution of Islamic charitable giving, specifically Zakat. The study identifies challenges faced by traditional Zakat distribution systems, such as inefficient resource allocation, inadequate transparency and accountability, and difficulty in identifying eligible recipients. Through an analysis of AI-driven solutions and block-chain based platforms, the article proposes that these technologies can address these challenges by automating and optimizing distribution processes, enhancing transparency and tracking, and improving the identification and verification of eligible recipients. The discussion section evaluates the effectiveness and feasibility of AI and information technology solutions for Zakat distribution, compares the proposed solutions with existing approaches, and outlines potential challenges in implementation. It also provides recommendations for further research, development, and policy implementation to ensure the responsible and effective use of these technologies in the context of Islamic charitable giving. The conclusion highlights the key findings and their implications for the future of Zakat distribution. It calls for the adoption of AI and information technology solutions to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of Islamic charitable giving, ultimately benefiting millions of people in need across the globe.
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