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. 2020 Oct 13;6(10):e05074. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e05074

Table 6.

Summary of the Accountability topic.

Sub-theme Papers Findings What can be learned Lessons for Governments Further study for research
Accountability Masruki and Shafii (2013)
  • The importance of the use of accounting on waqf administration and management. For the future, it is expected to have accounting standards suitable for waqf institutions.

  • The importance of designing waqf accounting standardization.

  • Government may issue waqf accounting standards for all waqf institutions.

  • Government needs to conduct meetings with other governments to establish a standard-setting body for waqf governance, such as BASEL for banking governance.

  • A comparison of the accounting treatment of waqf institutions needs to be conducted.

  • Research on accountability of waqf and a comparison with similar instruments such as endowment funds are needed.

Daud (2019)
  • It requires Islamic governance to ensure waqf report transparencies.

Nahar and Yaacob (2011)
Yaacob and Nahar (2017)
  • Waqf accountability in management, accounting practices, and reporting in the context of Malaysia, although it exists, needs improvement to ensure high-quality reports.

Ihsan and Septriani (2016)
  • Propose accountability in the current practice, given the examples of the past.

Ihsan et al. (2011)
  • Waqf institution ABC is more efficient and accountable compared with WYZ. Commitment and professionalism are key.

Ihsan et al. (2017)
  • Dompet Dhuafa has been successfully integrating accountability as well as a commitment to preserving the organization's value.

Yaacob et al. (2015)
  • Waqf-S is a very successful waqf manager. Administration and management are carried out in the most effective manner with comprehensive rules, guidelines, and procedures.

Azmi and Hanifa (2015)
  • Waqf institution does not following AAOFI rule no. 33 on awqaf.