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Le Grand Voyage: "Hijrah" Sharia Accounting Education

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The purpose of this study was to liberate or "hijrah" students of sharia accounting was allegedly secular and capitalist, in order to not stuck in the reality of sharia capitalist. To arouse Islamic-critical awareness, this study used analysis method with dialogic techniques metaphorized with film "Le Grand Voyage". The results of this study indicate that "hijrah" of secular and capitalist Islamic accounting students is they can find not only material values, but also emotional values and spiritual values in accounting. Hopefully this article can provide an overview to educators, especially Islamic accounting to provide accounting learning accompanied by Islamic substance to provide holistic awareness (Tawhid).

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