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            The purpose of this research study is for hypothesis testing. For this
            purpose, the data will be composed through a detailed questionnaire
            that highlights study on several factors such as religiosity, knowledge
            on waqf, attitude, subjective norms and perceived behavior control
            that may stimulus the intention on waqf education.

            Population
            The population of this research is all Malaysian Premier Polytechnic’s
            staff (academic or non-academic). The overall population is 7302 staff
            and 304 staff will be the sampling for this research.

            Sampling
            A total of 500 questionnaires were distributed and only 368 responses
            were  obtained  through  online  circulation.  Clear  instructions  were
            described  on  the  first  page  of  the  questionnaire.  This  online
            questionnaire reduces human error as the data is collected directly to
            the  analysis  software.  Therefore,  all  questionnaires  were  answered
            perfectly  by  the  respondents.  The  number  of  respondents  who
            answered  the  questionnaire  was  sufficient.  According  to  Creswell
            (2012), The larger the population sample used in the study is better
            because  it  reduces  errors  in  the  population.  Therefore,  368
            respondents  were  enough  for  this  study.  All  the  respondents'
            demographic information is shown as per Table 1.

                      Table 1: Demographic Profile of Respondents
                                                                 Percentage
                        Respondent Profile            Number
                                                                    (%)
             GENDER
             Male                                       100        27.2%
             Female                                     268        72.8%
             Total                                      368        100%
             AGE
             25 – 30                                     3          0.8%



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