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Based on the Islamic social enterprise (ISE) concept which is a combination of both social and economic objectives embedded with Islamic principles and values, this study aims to classify ISE based on economic sectors namely public, private and non-profit sectors. In addition, eight...
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of Economics and Muamalat (FEM), Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM) has introduced a professional Shariah Audit …
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Philanthropic organizations or known as non-profit organizations in Malaysia currently having a high growth from it first existence from decades ago. The growth creates, among others, an issue on accountability especially on financial accountability. The aim of this article is to discuss the...
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This paper presents the current internal control practices of Islamic non-profit organizations in Malaysia. This study employs comparative case study method by using interview for its data collecting approach. Three Islamic non-profit organizations with similar characteristics were selected as...
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The Islamic Social Enterprise (ISE) is increasingly gaining attention due to its flexibility to perform trading activities for income generation while at the same time offering societal contributions. The roles of ISE is greatly viewed from value-based perspective, where the ISE's objective is...
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It is undeniable that a non-profit sector as the third sector plays important roles in the economy nowadays. As a non-profit sector born from loopholes of public and private sectors, its impacts is believed to fulfill society’s interests that cannot be fulfilled by these two previous sectors....
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Islam encourages Muslims to take care of their brothers and sisters by sharing and distributing their wealth to the … jariah (good deeds) as encouraged by Islam itself.However, as the world economy develops, including Islamic economics itself …
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that the benefits can be distributed to the recipients. In Islam someone who is appointed to manage awaqf property as a …
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Halal lifestyle is one of the contemporary issues discussed by Muslim populations around the world, including Malaysia. Muslim consumers treat Halal as a compulsory element in all transactions as part of religious obligation, while traders see Halal as an important element in expanding their...
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This study attempts to link between the current impacts of zakat institutions (ZIs) activities and programs under all 14 states in Malaysia with maqasid shariah and sustainable development goals (SDGs). Besides, this study also compares these impacts between corporatize and non-corporatize ZIs...
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