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Asia Wired - Islamic Philanthropy in Indonesia

We look at the Islamic philanthropy industry in Indonesia where since the end of the Suharto era in the 90s - its popularity has boomed. South East Asian countries have witnessed an unprecedented development of Muslim NGOs working on humanitarian and relief projects. A series of natural calamities, communal conflicts, and continued levels of poverty, have appealed Muslim relief NGOs to deliver aid for the victims. However, with the flourishing of this industry, how is it affecting the need to address the systematic and structural problems - which has contributed to this in the first place? We ask the causes to its rise, its function and its controversies - with the recently appointed head of the Zakat board of Muhammadiyya, Dr Hilman Latief - which is the second largest Islamic organization in the country with approximately 29 million members. Special thanks to Dr Mohamed M. Benotman of the Muslim College, London. Follow us on Twitter:   / asiawired   Presented by Afzal Ahmed First broadcast: Sunday 3rd July 2016 [Episode 4]