2013
DOI: 10.7763/ijtef.2013.v4.328
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Assessing the current practice of Auditing in Islamic Financial Institutions in Malaysia and Indonesia

Abstract: Abstract-Drastic development of Islamic financial institutions globally may lead to new expectations of and requirements for accountability, which in turn lead to new demands on the audit function of the institutions. The prohibition of interest and the aspiration of Muslims to make this prohibition a practical reality in their economies, has led to the establishment of a number of Islamic financial institutions around the world. The study examines the scope of the current practice of auditing in Islamic finan… Show more

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“…He further emphasizes the essential need for Islamic economics to evaluate performance within its own framework and using its own criteria. With regard to Shari'ah audit, [5] has affirmed in her study that Shari'ah auditing (reporting and performance evaluation) being practiced in Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs) is unregulated in its true sense and she mentions that only a small portion of Shari'ah audit is being discussed in the Shari'ah audit framework. Therefore, the need for a comprehensive framework of Shari'ah auditing and its implementation in IFIs is timely.…”
Section: A Islamic Economy Settingmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…He further emphasizes the essential need for Islamic economics to evaluate performance within its own framework and using its own criteria. With regard to Shari'ah audit, [5] has affirmed in her study that Shari'ah auditing (reporting and performance evaluation) being practiced in Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs) is unregulated in its true sense and she mentions that only a small portion of Shari'ah audit is being discussed in the Shari'ah audit framework. Therefore, the need for a comprehensive framework of Shari'ah auditing and its implementation in IFIs is timely.…”
Section: A Islamic Economy Settingmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Dalam praktiknya, menyangkut pada audit syariah di luar aspek laporan keuangan saat ini, merupakan tanggung jawab Dewan Pengawas Syariah (DPS Dengan demikian, hasil penelitian ini mendukung penelitian terdahulu yang dilakukan oleh (Kasim, Sanusi, Mutamimah, & Handoyo, 2013) di Indonesia, yang menghasilkan temuan bahwasanya Indonesia masih mencari kerangka kerja yang tepat bagi pelaksanaan audit syariah di dalam negeri. Dan untuk mengatasi hal tersebut Indonesia menyusun panduan audit syariah untuk digunakan sebagai acuan pelaksanaan audi saat ini.…”
Section: Kerangka Kerja Audit Syariahunclassified
“…Merujuk pada pengklasifikasian tersebut, maka dapat diartikan bahwa tanggapan responden tentang ruang lingkup audit syariah di Indonesia sesuai dengan harapan. Hal ini tidak sejalan dengan hasil temuan penelitian terdahulu yang dilakukan oleh (Kasim, Sanusi, Mutamimah, & Handoyo, 2013) yang menemukan bahwa, bukan hanya kerangka kerja audit syariah saja yang masih mencari pedoman yang tepat, tetapi begitu pula dengan ruang lingkup audit syariah di Indonesia masih belum dilaksanakan sesuai dengan harapan, yakni lebih luas dari audit konvenional. Dalam penelitian itu juga diterangkan bahwa saat dilakukan interview, mayoritas responden sepakat bahwa lingkup audit syariah harus lebih luas dari sekedar hanya melakukan pemeriksaan pada kepatuhan syariah (shariah compliance) produk LKS saja.…”
Section: Ruang Lingkup Audit Syariahunclassified
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