Understanding about concept of Faraid: a case study at TNB Kuantan / Muhammad Fadzli Nasarudin

Islamic Law defines the concept of faraid as the allocation of a deceased person's property among their heirs, according to the guidance of Al-Quran, As-Sunnah, and Al-Ijma. Faraid is a legal concept that applies to Muslims. It is important for Muslims to acquire knowledge about faraid in order to understand their rightful inheritance portions and contribute to the improvement of the inheritance system. The Islamic law of inheritance (faraid) is a divine decree that deprives individuals of their rights to certain inheritances. This exemplifies the significance of having a thorough understanding of faraid. The insufficient comprehension of faraid among Muslims may eventually result in the erosion of this matter, leading to potential conflicts and uncertainties in divine judgement. The study aims to enhance comprehension of the faraid management practices among the workers of TNB Kuantan. The research will specifically target the employees working in the Retail Department, aligning with the research purpose. The study used several statistical techniques to analyze the data, and the data was collected by distributing questionnaires to TNB Kuantan staff aged 25-65 with a population of 55 and the researcher aimed to gather a sample size of 50 respondents from the Retail Department of TNB Kuantan, using Krejcie Morgan's sample size plan. This study was also done to give awareness and solutions about Islamic education related to faraid to TNB staff. The study revealed a moderate positive correlation between awareness, knowledge, and religious beliefs in the understanding of faraid among TNB staff. The survey revealed that staff members possess knowledge and expertise on faraid, as it holds significant importance for Muslims in the distribution of inheritance.