2016
DOI: 10.22146/gamaijb.12574
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Accounting and Accountability in Religious Organizations: An Islamic Contemporary Scholars’ Perspective

Abstract: Abstract:The purpose of this article is to discuss the views and opinions of contemporary Muslim scholars on organisational accountability in Islam. The paper is based on in-depth semi-structured interviews and a review of the relevant documents. Eighteen interviews with twelve Muslim scholars, two ulamas (mufti), two organisational donors, and two relevant government officers, both in Indonesia and in Malaysia were, respectively, conducted. The Muslim scholars interviewed perceived that accounting and account… Show more

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“…The transparency variable is measured using indicators regarding financial statement openness, income information, reporting time, media delivery questions, and availability of public information systems (Nasim & Romdhon;Taufiq, 2015). The accountability variable is measured in terms of accountability to God, accountability to society, management and monitoring systems, availability of policies, accuracy of distribution, and availability of productive programs (Basri, Siti Nabiha, & Majid, 2016;Ihsan, Sulaiman, & Adnan, 2010). The religiosity variable is measured by indicators regarding religious awareness, obligations of fellow humans, the concept of income, and the concept of humans having a relationship with God ( Aisyah, 2014;Mokhlis, 2009).…”
Section: Share | Volume 8 | Number 1 | Jan -Jun 2019mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The transparency variable is measured using indicators regarding financial statement openness, income information, reporting time, media delivery questions, and availability of public information systems (Nasim & Romdhon;Taufiq, 2015). The accountability variable is measured in terms of accountability to God, accountability to society, management and monitoring systems, availability of policies, accuracy of distribution, and availability of productive programs (Basri, Siti Nabiha, & Majid, 2016;Ihsan, Sulaiman, & Adnan, 2010). The religiosity variable is measured by indicators regarding religious awareness, obligations of fellow humans, the concept of income, and the concept of humans having a relationship with God ( Aisyah, 2014;Mokhlis, 2009).…”
Section: Share | Volume 8 | Number 1 | Jan -Jun 2019mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bila nilainilai agama tersebut dapat ditanamkan dalam setiap individu diharapkan pengambil kepu tusan, dalam hal ini kuasa pengelola anggar an, tidak akan melakukan penyimpangan. Hal ini diasumsikan menurut ajaran agama yaitu setiap tindakan yang dapat merugikan orang lain ataupun negara tentunya akan terkena hukuman baik di dunia maupun di alam baka (Basri, SitiNabiha, Majid, 2016;Cordery, 2015;Sulistyo & Ghozali, 2017). Ajaran inilah yang diyakini dalam agama Hindu sebagai hukum karma phala.…”
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“…Laporan keuangan syariah bersifat kualitatif dan kuantitatif yang menjadi dasar akuntansi syariah dengan mengutamakan unsur tauhid serta kaidah dalam hal ope rasional aktivitas (Basri et al, 2016;Iswana ji & Wahyudi, 2017 Jika dilihat dari berkualitas tidak nya sebuah informasi akuntansi, terdapat tiga indikator informasi akuntansi yang berkuali tas, yaitu pertama relevan. Hal ini meng hendaki bahwa sebuah informasi ha rus disajikan sesuai dengan kebenaran fakta nya.…”
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