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A Review of To provide descriptive Independent Variable This research has involved This study The practices are still evolving
Shariah Auditing information for Discover the current 15 respondents. The employs a series where further developments
Practices in standards’ setters and practices of shariah interview focused on two of interviews and improvements are required
Ensuring regulatory bodies in auditing and to elicit the themes which are: conducted focusing particularly on
Governance in coming up with relevant level of understanding 1) The interviews between 2014- standardization of shariah audit
Islamic Financial standards and Shariah focused on the 2015 with framework and guidelines to
Institution (IFIs) – audit programs. Dependent Variable definition of shariah individuals design audit program for
A Preliminary Knowledge of those who auditing from the involved in shariah auditing. In addition, a
Study. are involved in shariah individuals’ Shariah audit proper design of competency
auditing. perspectives. from several framework for auditors
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Shariah auditing.
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The magnificent increase in Islamic banking and finance, which mainly specifically makes Islamic banking practises by the IFIs dedicated to
Shariah principles and rules over all of the operations, genuinely makes Shariah important. The main significant difference between the
conventional banking and Islamic banking is the riba in all the financial transactions and shariah compliance in all activities. To ensure the
public will use the Islamic banking, they must get the public’s confidence through Islamic banking. Many approaches that have been done by the
IFIs to build the public’s confidence. One of their approaches is through giving assurance and attestation that the operation of their financial
products is the accordance to the shariah. The only way to make sure that all the operations are done in shariah perspective then shariah audit
must done based on the shariah instead of the conventional audit (Yazkhiruni. Y., et. al., 2018 as cited in Besar et. al., 2009). Its also important
to convince the stakeholder that their money are taking care in their religious beliefs. According to the Yazkhiruni. Y., et. al., 2018 as cited in
Abdul Rahman, 2008, both agreed that the shariah compliance is the determinant of the Islamic Banking products and services. The Islamic
Banking would be not longer be trusted if the customers find that they have in their portfolio are not shariah compliant.