Investigating the Impact of Accountability, Religiosity, and Waqf Literacy on Community Interest in Cash Waqf

This research aims to analyze the impact of accountability, religiosity, and waqf literacy on the cash waqf interest of the community. A sample of 102 respondents was obtained using the convenience sampling technique. The data analysis technique in this study is multiple linear regression analysis. This research yields findings indicating that accountability and religiosity positively and significantly influence the community's interest in participating in cash waqf. Conversely, waqf literacy exhibits an insignificant impact on the community's interest in engaging in cash waqf. This study provides insights into the significance of accountability disclosure by waqf institutions and the level of religiosity in influencing an individual's interest in engaging in waqf activities. Furthermore, the finding that waqf literacy has an insignificant impact suggests that a Muslim may not prioritize waqf literacy when considering participating in cash waqf. The results of this research can serve as a foundation for academics, waqf institutions, and government entities to enhance waqf literacy among the public. This effort is crucial for the continued growth and optimization of waqf potential in Indonesia.