The Role of Supervisory and Sharia Audit Bodies in Takaful Companies
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This research paper discusses the role of Sharia supervisory and audit bodies in Takaful companies. It explains the concept of Sharia supervision, its objectives, and its importance in Islamic institutions. The paper also highlights the difference between Sharia supervision and other types of supervision. Additionally, it discusses the composition, independence, and binding nature of Sharia supervisory bodies. The researcher used an inductive, analytical, and comparative approach. The study reached several important conclusions, including: - The main objectives of Sharia supervision are to ensure compliance with Sharia rules, develop Sharia-compliant products, and audit transactions. - The Sharia supervisory body consists of a fatwa committee, internal Sharia audit committee, supreme audit committee, and external audit. - The authority of the Sharia supervisory body is derived from its position in the organizational structure of the institution. - The Sharia supervisory body plays a crucial role in the governance of Takaful companies. - Technology plays a significant role in enhancing transparency and accountability in Sharia audit processes.
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Al-Mabrouk, D. A. A. J. (2026). The Role of Supervisory and Sharia Audit Bodies in Takaful Companies. Alasala Journal, 4(13), 44–65. Retrieved from https://alasala.alandalus-libya.org.ly/ojs/index.php/aj/article/view/1689
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