Towards the Discourse of Islamic Philanthropy for Social Justice in Indonesia Ariza Fuadi

This article explores the discourse of Islamic philanthropy in Indonesia and its potential role in achieving social justice. It examines how traditional Islamic charitable practices, such as zakat, infaq, and shadaqah, are being reinterpreted and mobilized to address contemporary social inequalities. The author analyzes the challenges and opportunities for Islamic philanthropic organizations in contributing to a more equitable society, considering both theological frameworks and practical implementation strategies within the Indonesian context. The discourse highlights the evolving nature of Islamic giving beyond mere charity to a more systemic approach for social change.