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Trust the
institution of
H4 0.043 0.736 0.231 Rejected 0.003 2.431
waqf ->
Behavior
Note: *p< .01, **p<.05

There are 4 hypotheses built to test the factors that influence the
behavior of cash waqf, namely H1, H2, H3 and H4. Based on Table 3
there are 2 of the 4 hypotheses that are not rejected, and the rest are
rejected based on the assessment of the path coefficients that look at
the construct relationship of independent variables and the dependent
variables which is cash waqf behavior.

Cash waqf behavior is directly influenced by (H1) knowledge
(β=0.123, t=1.937, P<0.05) and H3 income (β=0.185, t=2.842,
P<0.05). There are 2 rejected hypotheses which are H2 and H4. The
conduct of cash waqf is not directly influenced by religious obedience
(H2) (β=0.060, t=1.110, P>0.05) and H4 trust in the institution of
waqf (β=0.043, t=0.736, P>0.05). Table 4 shows the hypothetical
results whether they are not rejected or rejected for variables of cash
waqf behavior.

Table 4: Hypothetical Results
Hypothesis Hypothesis statement Decision

There is a positive relationship between
knowledge and cash waqf behaviour Not
H1
among polytechnic lecturers in rejected
Malaysia.
There is a positive relationship between
religious compliance and cash waqf
H2 Rejected
behaviour among polytechnic lecturers
in Malaysia.

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