Dr. Shahul Hameed bin Mohamed Ibrahim

PhD Dissertation (UK: University of Dundee, 2000):

The Need for Islamic Accounting: Perceptions of its Objectives and Characteristics of Islamic Accounting: Perceptions of Malaysian Muslim Accountants and Accounting Academics

©Shahul Hameed bin Mohamed Ibrahim 2000

ABSTRACT OF THESIS

bullet Acknolwedgements, Foreword, Table of Contents etc.
bullet Chapter 1: Introduction
bulletChapter 2: Worldviews, Values and Accounting: Different accountings for different worldviews.
bullet Chapter 3:The Problems of Conventional Accounting with implications for Islamic Accounting
bullet Chapter 4:THE NEED FOR ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING: PULL  FACTOR 1– THE ISLAMISATION OF KNOWLEDGE       
bullet Chapter 5:THE NEED FOR ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING: PULL FACTORS 2- THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ISLAMIC ORGANIZATIONS                                                                                                                                                    
bullet Chapter 6:THE OBJECTIVES & CHARACTERISTICS OF ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING                 
bullet Chapter 7:RESEARCH DESIGN AND DATA COLLECTION                                                             
bullet Chapter 8:DATA ANALYSIS OF THE ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING QUESTIONNAIRE                   
bullet Chapter 9:HYPOTHESES TESTING OF  THE ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING QUESTIONNAIRE      :
bullet Chapter 10:ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOURAL ACCOUNTING QUESTIONNAIRES                       
bullet Chapter 11:SUMMARY,  CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER RESEARCH
bullet Bibliography