Zakat and waqf are forms of worship that have two dimensions, namely the vertical dimension, which is a manifestation of a servant's obedience to his rabb. This research is a qualitative research, in accordance with the object of study, this type of research is included in the category of library research.Islamic philanthropy in this case zakat and waqf are regulated by the state in the form of laws. The role of the state is still considered overlapping in some juridical cases in its application considering that the study in this research highlights more juridical aspects. Zakat and waqf are important instruments in Islamic philanthropy that have an important role in helping the poor, improving community welfare, encouraging wealth distribution, cleansing the Self and wealth, increasing piety to Allah SWT and achieving the goals of Islamic philanthropy. Effective and professional management of zakat and waqf will maximize its benefits to achieve these goals. 

Morals are a condition that is inherent in the human soul, which gives birth to actions. If this situation gives rise to good and commendable actions according to reason and Islamic law, it is called good morals. If the actions that arise are not good, they are called bad morals. The research carried out is included in the category of library research, library research is a type of research using literature (libraries) in the form of books, notes, or reports of relevant previous research results, to obtain answers and theoretical basis regarding the problem to be researched. The library method is a type of qualitative research method. Library study research is carried out by researchers to solve a problem that relies on an in-depth review of relevant library materials. The data sources used are primary data sources and secondary data sources. Data collection techniques used include documentaries and online data documentation. Data analysis techniques, content analysis and discourse analysis. From the research results it can be concluded that 1) To find out the values of moral education in the book Idhotun Nasyi’ in the work of Syekh Musthofa Al-Ghalayain. 2) to find out the relevance of moral education from the perspective of Sheikh Musthofa Al-ghalayain today.

This study aims to examine the meaning of success as found in the Quran and the criteria for success according to the Quran. The research method employed is a qualitative library research approach. The primary data source used is the Quran, with citations of Quranic verses accompanied by translations from the Hadist Web Version 3.0 by Sofyan Efendi. Secondary data is obtained from various exegesis books, such as Tafsir Al-Misbah by M. Quraish Shihab, J?mi’ al-Bay?n ‘an Ta’w?l ?y al-Qur’?n by Ibn Jar?r al-?ab?r?, J?mi’ al-Bay?n li al-A?k?m al-Qur’?n by Im?m al-Qur??bi, Tafsir al-Maraghi by Ahmad Mu?a?fa al-Maragi, Mu’jam Mufrad?t li Alf?? al-Qur’?n by Al-Rag?b al-A?fah?n?, Tafsir Al-Qur'anul Madjied An-Nur by T.M. Hasbi Ash-Shiddieqy, as well as hadiths of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The data analysis technique used is descriptive analysis, where data is systematically analyzed to describe the facts or characteristics of a population or a specific field accurately and conceptually. The research findings reveal that in the Quran, there are three terms that refer to success, namely al-Falah, an-Najah, and al-Fauz. The term "al-Falah" reflects the meaning of success in both worldly and hereafter life, "an-Najah" refers to the meaning of success in worldly life only, while "al-Fauz" pertains to the meaning of success in the hereafter. The criteria for success according to the Quran include belief and piety towards Allah SWT, performing the five daily prayers, supplicating to Allah SWT, actively engaging in work, setting aside a portion of one's income to assist those in need, and seeking Allah SWT's mercy to enter Paradise.