Systematic literature review demonstrates factors like attitude and perceived ease of use influencing cash waqf intention among Muslims in Indonesia and Malaysia.
Due to its impact on the social economy, cash waqf has been designated as one of the fastest-growing Islamic social finance topics. This study aims to synthesize all Elsevierindexed research published over the past decade on the antecedents of cash waqf intention among Indonesian and Malaysian Muslims. Using systematic literature review, this article employs bibliometric methodology via the Biblioshiny platform and PRISMA framework where 87 articles were found to be knowledgeable about cash waqf between 2011 and 2023; after filtration with inclusion and exclusion criteria, 18 articles were found to be thoroughly reviewed. The results indicate that attitude, trust in the waqf institution, perceived behavioral control, perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and convenience are the most influential factors on the intention to make a cash waqf contribution. This study also identified research gap concerning the antecedents of cash waqf intention for future research
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