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    The document discusses the concept of "give and take" in Islam. It explores the concepts of "infaq" or spending in the way of God, and "sadaqah" or voluntary charity in Islam. While giving is encouraged, the recipient of charity or spending is not obligated to repay or "take" something in return under Islamic principles.

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    20. IMPLEMENTASI GIVE AND TAKE DLM ISLAM

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    The document discusses the concept of "give and take" in Islam. It explores the concepts of "infaq" or spending in the way of God, and "sadaqah" or voluntary charity in Islam. While giving is encouraged, the recipient of charity or spending is not obligated to repay or "take" something in return under Islamic principles.

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    Implementasi Give and Take DLM Islam

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    The document discusses the concept of "give and take" in Islam. It explores the concepts of "infaq" or spending in the way of God, and "sadaqah" or voluntary charity in Islam. While giving is encouraged, the recipient of charity or spending is not obligated to repay or "take" something in return under Islamic principles.

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    Implementation of

    give and take


    in islam

    The term in the concept of establishing a


    balanced relationship. If someone gives, then he
    must receive the reward. Maybe taking and
    giving will sound better than answering 'nothing
    is free in this world, everything has to be paid
    for!'.
    Then, in Islam the concept of a balanced
    relationship must use the formula of give and
    take? Let's look at the concepts of 'infaq' and
    'sadaqah' in Islam. Does the recipient have to
    pay with something? Certainly not. Will the
    donor give a profit if only give without
    receiving anything? We all know the answer

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