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The Intersection of Siyasah Syar'iyyah and Islamic Constitutionalism in Zakat Regulations
Background: Zakat regulation in contemporary Muslim societies extends beyond the fulfillment of a religious obligation to encompass public authority, constitutional legitimacy, institutional accountability, and distributive justice. Howev
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