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- Critical insights into contemporary Islamic accounting (2009, background): “…lack of critical emphasis in Islamic accounting research or the desire of this research to concentrate on mainstream journals and to integrate such research with the mainstream and conventional (as in much research in Islamic, see Choudhury, 1986; Kuran, 2004; Tripp, 2006; El-Gamal, 2006a, 2006b).”