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Accounting for Islamic finance

Research guide

Published: 16 Jun 2014 Updated: 21 Dec 2023 Update History

The accounting practices adopted by firms in the Islamic finance sector vary across the world, being largely dependent on the regulatory environment of each jurisdiction. On this page we highlight some of the articles, research papers and reports from the ongoing discussion on the application and development of accounting standards for Islamic finance.

The Business & Industry Guides series is produced by the Library & Information Service for ICAEW members and ACA students.

We can compile tailored key players reports, mailing lists, market reports, benchmarking reports and industry news. Our enquiry team can also research other industry-specific information, such as taxation, for you. Call us on +44 (0)20 7920 8620 or email library@icaew.com.

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Online articles

The ICAEW Library & Information Service provides access to a range of content on Islamic accounting from various online sources, including a selection of articles from premium databases. Access to full text articles is provided for ICAEW members, ACA students and other entitled users subject to the conditions listed in the terms of use statement.

Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research
ICAEW members and ACA students can obtain articles from the Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research free-of-charge by contacting the ICAEW Library (abstracts are still accessible through the links below). The journal publishes a wide range of articles to advance accounting and business knowledge based on Shari’ah, with topics including current practice in Islamic accounting, auditing and corporate governance.

Useful links

News updates
Organisations
Reports and surveys

Further reading

The library provides access to a range of online articles from leading business and finance journals on accounting for Islamic finance, supplemented by a collection of articles and books that can be obtained through the library's enquiry service.

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