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3) Self-Satisfaction
Table 5 shows the analysis by item on factors on lecturer’s intention
towards zakat contribution. According to Duru (2006) table mean
scores, it showed that majority of the lecturers perceived strongly agree
on self-satisfaction with overall mean of 4.5304. Analysis was then
continued on analysis by item for each variable. The following
observations were made. There was a high agreement item of SS1 and
SS3. Item SS1 (Zakat improves Muslim economic condition) had the
highest frequency with 137 (62.3%) of the respondents strongly agreed
with the statement.

In addition, item SS2 117 (53.2%) was strongly agreed, SS3 132
(4.58%), SS4 was 115 (52.3%), SS5 113 (51.4%) and SS6 128 (58.2%)
had strongly agreed with all the statements. However, the highest mean
score was shown on item number SS1 (4.61), followed by SS3 and SS6
had the same mean score which was (4.58), SS2 (4.52), SS4 (4.46) and
the lowest mean is SS5 (4.45). The conclusion is the majority of the
respondents are agreeing with aspect of the self-satisfaction of
lecturer’s intention towards zakat contribution.

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