Meaning And Form Of Financial Accountability Of The Hadrah Nur Adirasa Congregation In Madura Indonesia

Abstract

Hadrah is one type of traditional art with Islamic nuances which is still preserved. Good financial management certainly has an effect on maintaining the sustainability of the hadrah group. The party who has been given the mandate in financial management can be responsible for all financial activities in order to build trust. In this case, the researcher considers that accountability needs to be interpreted and revealed in more depth in the form of accountability both vertically and horizontally.This study aims to analyze the meaning and form of accountability in adolescent Jami'yatul hadrah Nur Adirasa in in Ketupat Village, Raas District, Sumenep Regency, using a qualitative method with a ethnography Study approach. Data collection techniques in this study were in the form of observation, documentation, and in-depth interviews. The results showed that the meaning of accountability in adolescents Jami'yatul hadrah Nur Adirasa accountability was interpreted as a vertical accountability relationship, namely accountability to Allah and horizontal accountability, namely accountability to members by prioritizing the nature of trust. The form of accountability in Jami'yatul Hadrah Nur Adirasa adolescents can be seen from two perspectives. First, the form of vertical accountability is in the form of faith and piety that everything we do will be held accountable later before Allah SWT and the form of vertical accountability is also the sincerity of the management in carrying out the mandate. Second, the form of horizontal accountability in the Jami'yatul Hadrah Nur Adirasa youth group is in the form of making simple financial reports that are only cash in and cash out because they are easily understood by the management and members before being informed to members once a month after being approved by the management.