Procurement spot-checks conducted
Assesses the implementation of regular, unannounced procurement spot-checks. This practice embodies ḥisbah (accountability) and safeguards amānah (trust) by verifying compliance, preventing waste, and assuring stakeholders that resources are managed ethically. Rooted in the Maqāṣid (higher objectives) principle of ḥifẓ al-māl (preservation of wealth), such rigorous oversight prevents khiyānah (betrayal of trust) in financial dealings. Spot‑checks explicitly cover procurement cards, staff expenses, petty cash, and low-value purchases due to elevated misuse risk.
Ḥisbah
Public oversight to enjoin right and prevent wrong, operationalized through active monitoring.
Sadd al‑dharā’iʿ
Blocking the means; proactive checks deter pathways to misconduct.
Al-ghurm bil-ghunm
Liability accompanies benefit; those with spending authority bear accountability for misuse.
Amānah
Trustworthiness; fiduciary care over entrusted funds.
Iḥsān
Excellence; going beyond compliance to ensure maximum value.
Iṣlāḥ
Reform; using checks as a diagnostic tool for continuous improvement.
Ḥifẓ al‑māl
Preservation of wealth; preventing fraud and leakage.
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