“…The lack of oversight from the surrounding community has led to irresponsible individuals committing acts of corruption for personal gain, so that researchers are moved to conduct research on mosque financial management whether it has been implemented in an accountable and transparent manner for the prosperity of the mosque. Several previous studies have examined the financial management of mosques such as Ahyaruddin et al (2017), Alam & Alam (2019), Amir & Nuhung (2018), Andarsari (2017), Fachruddin et al (2020), Fahmi (2018, Karimah & Baehaqi (2022), Mahardika et al (2022), Maulana & Ridwan (2020), Mulyandani & Supriatna (2021), Nurfaizah et al (2021), Pradesyah et al (2021), Puriyanti & Mukhibad (2020), Rahayu (2014), Rini (2019), Sari et al (2018), Supawanhar et al (2022, Suratman et al (2019), Ula et al (2021). Previous research only discussed the implementation and systematics of mosque financial accountability and transparency, but this research looks at it from a different perspective, namely accountability and transparency from the perspective of the Muslim community in Lamongan District.…”