The growth of Islamic financial market and institutions, culminating in the growing interest in Islamic banking, finance and insurance further reiterates the need for Islamic accounting. Different accounting may therefore be needed to serve different principles of financial instruments that are founded on the Islamic worldview and
Shariah (Islamic law) requirements.
The interests on Islamic accounting has growing for the past two decades culminating in the publications of a small but increasing number of research papers in international accounting journals written on Islamic accounting and related areas.
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