This document discusses research questions around how income and wealth are allocated and distributed. It examines whether allocation relies on individual country situations or is more universal. The document concludes that the gap between rich and poor is an economic issue and that zakat, a charitable contribution, can significantly impact poverty reduction by distributing resources to the poor and needy in a way that meets basic needs and encourages productivity. It suggests using an allocation system called Had-Kifayah to achieve these goals of distribution.
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1. Research Questions
• How income and wealth can be allocated?
• Are they common or do they rely on the certain situations in the
individual country?
• What are the form of distribution and how can it distribute?
These questions mention that imbalance of wealth
2. Conclusion
Gap between rich and wealth is one of the economic issue
Zakat has significant impact to reduce poverty
Also zakat distributed played an important role in poverty eradication
Suggestion>>
Had-Kifayah allocation system
-guarantees the basic daily needs for poor and need
-encourages their engagement in productive activity
