The article discusses the role of Baitul Mal Aceh in providing productive zakat education for mustahiq (recipients of zakat). Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam and is intended to help the poor and needy. However, without proper education, the recipients may not use the funds effectively. The article emphasizes the importance of educating mustahiq on how to use zakat funds to improve their economic status and become self-sufficient. It also highlights the need for religious education to instill in Muslims the understanding and awareness of zakat and its importance in Islamic teachings. The article also discusses the different types of zakat, including consumptive and productive zakat, and how they can be used to benefit the community. The study concludes that Baitul Mal Aceh has a strategic role in providing productive zakat education to mustahiq to ensure that the funds are used optimally and that the recipients can become muzakki (givers of zakat) in the future. The article also emphasizes the importance of evaluating the distribution of zakat funds to ensure that they are used effectively for the benefit of the community.The article discusses the role of Baitul Mal Aceh in providing productive zakat education for mustahiq (recipients of zakat). Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam and is intended to help the poor and needy. However, without proper education, the recipients may not use the funds effectively. The article emphasizes the importance of educating mustahiq on how to use zakat funds to improve their economic status and become self-sufficient. It also highlights the need for religious education to instill in Muslims the understanding and awareness of zakat and its importance in Islamic teachings. The article also discusses the different types of zakat, including consumptive and productive zakat, and how they can be used to benefit the community. The study concludes that Baitul Mal Aceh has a strategic role in providing productive zakat education to mustahiq to ensure that the funds are used optimally and that the recipients can become muzakki (givers of zakat) in the future. The article also emphasizes the importance of evaluating the distribution of zakat funds to ensure that they are used effectively for the benefit of the community.