Journal of Educational Research and Evaluation. Evaluation of Zakat Management Program in The Badan Amil Zakat National of Banten Province

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JERE 7 (1) (2018) 19-28 Journal of Educational Research and Evaluation http://journal.unnes.ac.id/sju/index.php/jere Evaluation of Zakat Management Program in The Badan Amil Zakat National of Banten Province Ahmad Nurul Muammar 1, Joko Widodo 2, Sulhadi 2 1. Yayasan Anwarul Hidayah, Menes, Pandeglang, Banten, Indonesia 2. Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia Artikel Info History Articles: Received 6 February 2018 Approved 23 February 2018 Published 10 March 2018 Keywords: Program Evaluation Instrument, Management, Evaluation of CIPP Model, Zakat Abstract In the Islamic religion of zakat one of the pillars required for every Muslim (As'ad, 1980: 01), Hasan (2010) defines that zakat has a special place on Islamic principles, and is the main tool for ensuring social justice in Islam. The purpose of this research is to make the evaluation instrument of zakat management program at Badan Amil Zakat Nasional (BAZNAS) Provinsi Banten fulfilling valid condition and effectiveness assessment test with evaluation of Context Input Process Product (CIPP) model. This research using Mixed Methods is a procedure for collecting, analyzing, and "mixing" quantitative and qualitative methods in a study or series of studies to understand the research problem based on Cresswell & Plano Clark's opinion. Data collection techniques with documentation studies, interviews and questionnaires. The result of the research is the product of evaluation instrument of zakat management program equipped with lattice, validation sheet, and scoring guidance. Analysis of validity test based on validity test of instrument performed by construct validity test by requesting consideration or expert judgment through instrument validation sheet which then analyzed using delphi technique. The result of the validation study is considered very effective to evaluate the zaltat management program at national institution / institution / national agency. It is based on the average score on all aspects of expert judgment reaching 78.3% (very good). Individually every aspect of the effectiveness assessment is between 86% - 93%. Percentage analysis results, the scale of assessment criteria is very appropriate or very good that is between 91% - 100%. Alamat korespondensi: Jl. Raya Labuan Km. 11 Simpang 3 Ciputri Menes, Kabupaten Pandeglang, Banten, 42262, Indonesia. E-mail: ahmadnurulmuammar@gmail.com P-ISSN 2252-6544 E-ISSN 2502-356X

INTRODUCTION Badan Amil Zakat Nasional (BAZNAS) is a non-profit organization. Based on the nature of its operations, the organization can be divided into two namely; profit-oriented organizations, the survival of the organization lies in the profits derived from its activities. The second is an organization that in carrying out its activities are not oriented to generate profit (non-profit). The survival of this organization is determined by the various contributions made by those who believe in the organization (public trust). Good and successful institutional management is generally characterized by institutional arrangements that accommodate the principles of organizational governance. Among these principles accountable principles occupy the main place. The accountable principle implies the clarity of the function, implementation and accountability of the organization, so that it is executed effectively and efficiently and with measurable performance, so that relevant decisions and practicality in management institutions are necessary (D. Cepiku, A. Hinna, D. Scarozza, and A Bonomi Savignon, 2016). Law No. 23 of 2011 mandated that one of the purpose of zakat management is to increase the benefits of zakat funds to realize the welfare of the community and poverty alleviation and is expected to encourage the establishment of zalcat amil institutions that are professional, trustworthy, strong and trustworthy by the community. However, in fact the awareness of zakat-giving community persists to choose to give zakat to the mustahiq directly instead of utilizing the authority of the government or other zakat management institutions. PP No. 1 of 2014 has mandated the position, roles, and main tasks of BAZNAS has mobilized the tobacco in Indonesia. Based on the mandate of Law No. 23 of 2011 described in the PP, BAZNAS has a very strategic role in influencing the condition of prison in Indonesia. The great mission of zakat fund management that must be played by BAZNAS is the improvement of zalcat mobilization, improvement of zakat utilization, helping to overcome poverty, and improving the quality of governance and institutional of zakat. With the existence of these laws and regulations, the existence of the Amil Zakat Board established by the Government has been legally recognized. Arrangement This law requires consequences for zakat managers to operate professionally, trust and transparency so that zakat funds can be collected, managed and distributed to the society of the recipient of zakat optimally. For the purpose of successful management must have managerial skills and management results with appropriate assessment evaluation (A. Hinna, and F. Monteduro, 2016). Banten is known as a region with the motto of Faith and Taqwa has had a high tradition of Islam. The tradition of pesantren and ulama's leadership has been firmly rooted in the earth of Banten, so that the implementation of Islamic Shari'ah is not to be foreign to the people of Banten. One of the Shari'ah mandated by Allah SWT, to be implemented by mankind is the Shari'a of Zakat. This means that the implementation of shari'a zakat should get the main attention. The publication of Law No. 38 of 1999 asserted that the management of zakat is not merely the eyes of the religion domain, but it becomes a positive law in the state domain. The meaning of the implementation of zakat should get the same portion with the implementation of taxes and other laws. METHODS This research design uses evaluation research of CIPP model to evaluate zakat management program 20

consisting of context, input (input), process (process), result (product). In CIPP model evaluation research using Mixed Methods approach, that is combination of quantitative method and qualitative method. Method is a way or technical done in the research process. While the study itself is an attempt in the field of science that is run to obtain facts and principles with patience, PRELIMINARY STUDIES Study of Previous Theory and Research carefully and systematically to realize the truth. So simply the method of research is the way used in conducting research that includes procedures and techniques. This research using Mixed Methods is a procedure to collect, analyze, and "mix" quantitative and qualitative methods in a research or series of researches to understand the research problem. The Zakat Management Program Evaluation Stage adjusted the following mixed methods: Evaluation of Zakat Management Program EVALUATION OF CIPP MODEL Evaluation Instrument of Zakat Management Program Evaluation of Zakat Management Program of CIPP Model Picture 1. of Evaluation Stage of Zakat Management Program (result of data processing) The data source of this research using descriptive or experimental research. The data of this research consist of primary and secondary data. Primary data were obtained by interviews, questionnaires, and documents from BAZNAS Banten Province. While the secondary data obtained by conducting library studies by studying national and international journals, books, scientific studies and documents related to zakat. Subjects in this study are zakat management programs that already exist in the institution BAZNAS Banten Province and Primary data obtained by interviews, questionnaires, and documents from BAZNAS Banten Province. His research by making the instrument of evaluation of zakat management program. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Introduction Study In this study the preliminary study through document data, interview guides, and questionnaires of amilin as respondents. Evaluation carried out by the respondents who have been determined as the subject of research consisting of 15 people consisting of chairman of BAZNAS, KABID, KABAG, Staff and Amilin at the national charity zakat agency of Banten province. Evaluation of zakat management program in zalcat amil agency is done through the meetings of leaders and amilin current (factual) has not been evaluated on zakat management program by default. Based on the field phenomenon, the researcher intends to make guidance of evaluation instrument of zalcat management program that is standard so that 21

it can be used to evaluate the zakat management program. The instrument used is CIPP model program evaluation. 2. Instrument evaluation of Zakat Management Program. The evaluation instrument of zalcat management program in this case is made with CIPP model (Context, Input, Process and Product) that is evaluation instrument with regard to the following: 1) Context, in the evaluation of this management program will reveal on: a. The purpose of evaluation of zakat management program, b. Benefit of evaluation of zakat management program, c. Target of zakat recipient. 2) Input, in evaluation of this management program will reveal about: a. Condition of human resources, b. Condition of economic resources, c. Condition of infrastructure. 3) Process, in the evaluation of this management program will reveal about: a. Implementation of zakat management program evaluation, b. Accountability of evaluation of zakat management program, c. Completion of evaluation activities of zakat management program. 4)Product, in the evaluation of this management program will reveal on: a. Conditions of collecting / receiving zakat, b. Conditions of distributing / distributing zakat, c. Conditions of accountability of zakat management. Validation test is conducted by three experts in the manufacture of instruments, especially the evaluation instrument of zakat management. The expert chosen in this research is Drs. H. Moh. Suhri Ustman, M. M.Pd. (one validator), Dr. Ali Murtadho, M.Ag (two validators) and Dr. H. Hamdani Muin, M.Ag. (three validators). All three validators are validating the construction or the contents of the instrument made in accordance with the expertise in the field of evaluation of zakat management programs. Here is the description of the validation results from the experts. The process to find out whether the instrument has been developed is valid or not, done by validating the instrument to the validator. Design the instrument to the validators to be assessed. Scoring validation sheet using likert scale unfavorable which means the score starts with a lower score that is 1 = Not Good; 2 = Less Good; 3 = Good; 4 = Very Good. To know the percentage of assessment, the authors do this by means of total scoring score divided by 100% maximum score. (Riduwan, 2005: 87). 22

Table 1. Validate Table Of Third Validator No Rated aspect Expert % Total Validator Amount Average Quality Ccore 1 2 3 Guidelines for answering or 1. completing assessment 4 3 4 11 3.7 Very Good 91.7 instruments are clear 2. Appropriateness of assessment instruments with indicators 3 3 4 10 3.3 Very Good 83.3 3. The accuracy of the use of the instrument indicator represents 4 3 3 10 3.3 Very Good 83.3 the expected response 4. The order of sentences is clear, concise, easy to understand 3 2 3 8 2.6 Good 66.6 and communicative 5. Conformity with Indonesian rules 3 3 3 9 3 Good 75 6. Clarity of command on the assessment instrument 4 3 3 10 3.3 Very Good 83.3 7. The accuracy of the number of statements for each indicator 3 4 3 10 3.3 Very Good 83.3 8. The suitability of the selection of the statement with the purpose of using the 3 3 4 10 3.3 Very Good 83.3 instrument 9. The sentence length is correct 3 3 2 8 2.6 Good 66.6 10. The total number of statements is correct for each indicator 3 3 3 9 3 Good 75 Based on the description of the table above, to know the category of assessment of each validator can be obtained explanation with the formulation as follows: (Score Average score) = 25 SBx (Standard deviation) = 5 Maximum Score = 40 Minimum Score = 10 The results of scoring scores based on formulas and explanations can be identified by ideal scoring categories as follows: Table 2. Categorization Assessment Each Validator No Score Category 1. Very Good 2. Good 3. Not Good 4. Very Not Good 1) Assessment of All Validators Based on the description of the formula above, to know the category of assessment of all validator can be obtained explanation as follows: (Score Average score) = 75 SBx (Standard deviation) = 15 Maximum Score = 120 Minimum Score = 30 23

The results of scoring scores based on formulas and explanations can be identified by ideal scoring categories as follows: Table 3. Categorization Assessment of all Validators No Score Category 1. Very Good 2. Good 3. Not Good 4. Very Not Good 2) Percentage of Instrument Quality Score Result of Evaluation Instrument Evaluation of Zakat Management Program At Badan Amil Zakat Nasional Provinsi Banten every validator and all validator can be seen from quality category and also percentage in table below: Table 4. Validator Rating Results Table Earned Scores Maximum % Total Score No Validator Score Quality 1. 1 33 40 82.5 Very Good 2. 2 30 40 75 Good 3. 3 32 40 80 Very Good Amount 95 120 79.2 Very Good Effectiveness Evaluation The evaluation instrument of zakat management program is made in the form of a questionnaire with a value scale. The prepared questionnaire consists of 1 to 5 as an alternative to the answer in accordance with the question. The evaluation instrument of zakat management program is made based on CIPP. Besides CIPP-based in making this instrument also pay attention to the focus of the evaluation of zakat management program itself. Each focus is divided into several celebrations according to the breadth of the context of the zakat management program focus. Here are the gratings of the zakat management program evaluation instrument: 24

Table 5. Grid Table of Zakat Management Program Evaluation Instrument No Focus Indicator Number of items 1 Context a. The purpose of zakat management program 14 b. The benefits of zakat management program c. Target of zakat recipient 2 Input a. Human resources b. Condition of economic resources c. Condition of infrastructure 9 3 Process a. Implementation of evaluation of zakat management program 8 b. Accountability of evaluation of zakat management program c. Completion of evaluation activities of zakat management program 4 Product a. Conditions of collecting zakat 12 b. Conditions of distribution of zakat c. Conditions of liability of zakat Number of questions 43 Based on the above table. it is known that the evaluation instrument of zakat management program consists of 4 focus with each focus divided into several indicators. From the description of the evaluation instrument of the implementation of zakat management program then made an evaluation instrument in the form of a questioner. Items planned for 40 items with each focus divided into 10 items. Determination of test status or effectiveness assessment based on Timpe's opinion (2000: 247), the success rate of evaluation of zakat management program is known from the result of respondent's answer which is analyzed in scoring guidelines. The scoring guide is determined as follows: ( ) Information: Sr = Scores of respondents Sp = Score obtained St = Total Score (Haryati, 2007: 87) Table 6. of Scoring Criteria No. Scoring Scale Criteria Quality 1 88 100 Implemented Very Match A 2 65 87 Executed In accordance B 3 50 64 Executed Less Match C 4 25 49 Implemented Not Match D 5 0 24 Implemented Very Inappropriate E Based on the above table. it is known that the assessment scale of each class is 20 with minimum score is 0 and maximal score is 100. With the scoring criteria can be known the level of implementation of zakat management program in BAZNAS Banten province Trial of evaluation instrument of zakat management program based on effectiveness assessment conducted by the respondents who have been determined as research subject. The subjects of the study were 15 people consisting of the chairman of BAZNAS, KABID, KABAG, Staff and Staff / Amilin at BAZNAS Banten province. The results of filling the instrument by the respondents done scans and direkap to be analyzed. Here is the recapitulation of the evaluation result of 25

the evaluation instrument of zakat management program which is tested to Amilin BAZNAS Banten province. Table 7. Recapitulation Assessment Effectiveness Instrument management program of zakat No Kode Responden Skor Kreteria Mutu 1 KR. 001 89 Very Good A 2 KR. 002 90 Very Good A 3 KR. 003 93 Very Good A 4 KR. 004 89 Very Good A 5 KR. 005 87 Good B 6 KR. 006 91 Very Good A 7 KR. 007 90 Very Good A 8 KR. 008 89 Very Good A 9 KR. 009 91 Very Good A 10 KR. 010 90 Very Good A 11 KR. 011 90 Very Good A 12 KR. 012 90 Very Good A 13 KR. 013 89 Very Good A 14 KR. 014 91 Very Good A 15 KR. 015 86 Good B Jumlah Skor 1344 Rata-rata skor 89.58 Very Good A Based on the above table note that the total score of 1344 with the average results obtained is 89.58, after consultation with the criteria of effectiveness assessment included in the criteria very in accordance with the quality A. This means the evaluation instrument management program zakat made after the effectiveness assessment test included in the criteria very suitable or very good. The evaluation instrument of zakat management program made in accordance with the CIPP model is suitable for the purpose of program evaluation which specifies the specific objectives of program evaluation are 6 (six) aspects, namely: (1) providing input for planning, (2) decisions relating to follow-up, extension or discontinuation of the program, (3) providing input for decision-making about modification or improvement of the program, (4) providing inputs related to supporting factors and inhibiting the program, (5) providing input for motivation and coaching activities (supervisors, supervision and monitoring) for organizers, managers, and program implementers; and (6) presents data on the scientific basis for evaluation of management programs for each existing institution. Therefore, the evaluation 26

instrument of zakat management program is expected to provide input to 6 (six) aspects of the specific objective of program evaluation from Sudjana (2014: 48). The discussion was conducted based on the references of the various theories used in this study which in it determined a certainty about the theoretical aspects and conformity / nonconformity with the facts of the research results in the field. The researcher also made an analysis and interpretation or interpretation of the data display descriptively in accordance with the research problems and provide theoretical verification of research findings of the evaluation instrument of zakat management program in BAZNAS Banten Province. One of the requirements that must be met by the instrument (measuring instrument) is the validity. Validity is a measuring instrument with regard to how far a measuring instrument can measure what should be measured. Validity is the level of suitability of the measuring instrument (item) to measure what should be measured. Validity not only measures what should be measured, but also contains the sense of how far the information obtained from the measurement can be interpreted as the goal of achievement or characteristics to be measured. The high validity of an instrument depends on its accuracy and precision in measuring what it wants to measure. According to Azwar (2014: 48), states that validity is determined by the accuracy and accuracy of measurement results. The evaluation instrument of zakat management program in BAZNAS Banten province with evaluation instrument of CIPP model (Context, Input, Process and Product), to know the validity and effectiveness. Based on the opinion of Timpe (2000: 247) for the determination of the Effectiveness Test status, the instrument assessment guide used as the reference for the evaluation of zakat management program in BAZNAS Banten Province is an effectiveness assessment adjusted to the opinion of Haryati (2008: 87). CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION The evaluation instrument of zalcat management program in Banten Provincial National Zakat Institution with CIPP Model, after being validated has been highly effective to evaluate zakat management program at national institution / institution / agency. It is based on the average score on all aspects of expert judgment reaching 79.2% (very good). Individually every aspect of the effectiveness assessment is between 86% - 93%. Percentage analysis results, the scale of assessment criteria is very appropriate or very good that is between 91% - 100%. By individual and overall analysis, the evaluation instrument of zakat management program in making its product with very effective result. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The authors would like to thank the Chairman of the National Board of Amil Zakat Banten Province, all Amil Zakat Board / Amilin National Board of Banten Province, and the validation experts, Drs. H. Moh. Suhri Ustman, M. M.Pd. (one validator), Dr. Ali Murtadho, M.Ag (two validators) and Dr. H. Hamdani Muin, M.Ag. (validator three) who has given permission and participated in this research. REFERENCES As'ad, KH. Aliy. (1980). Translation Fathul Mu'in (Fathul Mu'in bi Syarhil Qurrotil Aini), by Shaykh Zainuddin 'Abdul' Aziz Al- Malibariy. Kudus: Menara Kudus mold 1. 27

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