The Disclosure of Sharia Non-Compliance Income: Comparative Study between Full-fledged and Subsidiaries Malaysian Islamic Banks

Atharyanshah Puneri; Moustapha Chora; Nazarov Ilhamiddin; Hafiz Benraheem

doi:10.21927/jesi.2019.9(2).104-117

The Disclosure of Sharia Non-Compliance Income: Comparative Study between Full-fledged and Subsidiaries Malaysian Islamic Banks

Atharyanshah Puneri, Moustapha Chora, Nazarov Ilhamiddin, Hafiz Benraheem

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to analyze to what extend Islamic banks in Malaysia practice disclosure regarding Sharia non-compliant income. Furthermore, this paper also investigates how bank distribute the Sharia non-compliant income. This paper acquires qualitative approach. The qualitative approach is adopted by doinga document analysisabout the literatures from previous studies that the Sharia non-compliant income.Based on the data collected, Bank Islam clearly and properly discloses its Sharia non-compliance income and we recommend any other Islamic banks to follow it. Also, the study find out that does not matter whether they are full-fledge or subsidiaries, the practice is quite the same.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21927/jesi.2019.9(2).104-117