Principles of Islamic Accounting

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CHAPTER 2: RECORDING TRANSACTIONS AND MARKET VALUES IN ISLAM

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CHAPTER 3: ADJUSTING ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING RECORDS AT THE CLOSE OF THE ACCOUNTING PERIOD

1. AAOIFI Statement of Financial Accounting No.2 (SFA 2), Concepts of Financial Accounting for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions. Manamah: AAOIFI.
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