The effect of religious faith on allocating time to action in the way of God

This essay examines the effect of religious faith on the allocation of time for doing deeds in the way of God among the citizens working in free jobs in Zahedan city. The statistical population is the citizens working in free jobs in Zahedan city, and the number of samples was calculated using the Cochran formula of 500 people, the data was collected with a questionnaire. The questionnaire consists of four parts: the first part is the general information of the respondents; the second part is related to religious expenses and the third part is related to time allocation. The fourth part deals with measuring people's faith. In data analysis, descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation), inferential statistics (correlation coefficient, independent t-test and anova) and regression analysis were used. The findings show that the amount of money spent in the way of God, religious faith and net job income have a positive effect on the amount of time allocated to doing deeds in the way of God. While age, education, place of residence and daily household expenses have a negative effect on allocating time to doing deeds in the way of God.