Sadbor Phenomenon and Zakat's Motivational Impact An Exploration of Moral Considerations and Social Support

Abstract

Recently, jogets and social media have been used to express human emotions, particularly in the case of the viral Sadbor Phenomenon in Sukabumi, which has generated debate as a social phenomenon expressing daily facts and building a community through voluntary and immediate participation. Global experts, policymakers, and practitioners commonly explore the profound impact of zakat on poverty alleviation and welfare enhancement, which aligns with Islamic principles of earning halal (permissible) income. This raises questions regarding how zakat can be used to support those who might be negatively impacted by this trend and what role zakat organizations can play in raising awareness about the potential risks and benefits of participating in such trends. In this article using qualitative-descriptive research and the systematic search methodology comprises three primary stages: identification, filtering or reduction. This article focuses on exploring three points: Ethical Considerations, Community Support, and Awareness and Education. These findings highlight the significance of zakat in promoting economic stability and social equity. This will contribute to sustainable development and the amelioration of marginalized communities.  Efficacious zakat initiatives must be in this domain, offering exemplars and demonstrating that participants will acquire valuable insights into the effective utilization of zakat.