The concept of Islamic accounting has emerged since the 1970s with three slightly different but often overlapping meanings. In a historical sense, it is ideas and practices in Muslim-majority
countries in past periods; in a practice sense, it is how entities describing themselves as Islamic account or and report transactions and activities; and in a principle sense, it is a set of
concepts and methods consistent with the religion of Islam. This anthology reproduces 33 articles published since the early 1980s on a conceptual framework for Islamic accounting, accounting
ethics and social responsibility, corporate reporting, accounting practice and zakat, auditing, and Islamic history of accounting. Original page numbers are retained. There is no index.
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