The Missing Link in Zakat Management: A Systematic Literature Review and Bibliometric Analysis
Keywords:
Zakat Management, Bibliometric Analysis, Systematic Literature Review, Zakat Investment, Zakat Distribution, Zakat Collection, ReturnAbstract
Literature reviews are a significant part of the scholarly analysis in the compilation and evaluation of existing knowledge. Researchers prefer to focus on the conventional literature review, which lacks the systematic study of zakat literacy. This paper outlines systematic measures for a replicative and impartial literary study. This review discusses the approaches used in the systematic literature review (SLR) by conducting comprehensive procedure covering strategic sources, inclusion and exclusion criteria. In regard to this, a selection of data is made before conducting a detailed bibliometric review to define theme classification clusters. Various stages need to be considered, including data cleaning and summarizing evidence, before the results of the analysis are disseminated. The findings will enable in the decision-making process for the management of zakat, in particular the return on financial investment. Indirectly, the study should enable the authorities to undertake a congruent and comprehensive overview of the zakat management context.
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