Exploring zakat payment intentions using the Theory of Planned Behavior among members of Muhammadiyah in Indonesia

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Quantitative analysis reveals perceived control and subjective norms predict zakat intentions in Muhammadiyah members.

Perceived behavioral control significantly influences zakat payment intentions among Muhammadiyah members, enhancing compliance.
Subjective norms show a notable positive impact on zakat intention, highlighting the role of community and social expectations.
A quantitative approach utilized Structural Equation Modeling, assessing relationships within the Theory of Planned Behavior framework.
Findings suggest strategies to increase zakat compliance should focus on accessibility and community reinforcement.

Syaputra et al. (2025) studied this question.

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