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  • A mini guide to Islamic contracts in financial services

    • Authors: Lahsasna, Ahcene (2012)

  • The fundamental of Islamic finance industry is where its operations need to comply with syari’ah principles. There is an underlying shari’ah-complaint contract for every product offered by financial institutions. Islamic banking today is dealing with a lot of contracts in daily transactions with regard to the financing, deposit and investment products. A contract can be regarded as the root of an Islamic business as it determines the components of a business transaction ... Available in physical copy only (Call Number: BP 158.7 L184)
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  • Journal Article

  • Absolution (ibra') from discretion to regulation: the Malaysian experience

    • Authors: Saleem, Muhammad Yusuf (2016)

  • The paper is a critical examination of the recent judicial and regulatory developments in Malaysia which saw the transition of absolution (ibra') from a discretionary power of the creditor to a mandatory rebate governed by the Central Bank's regulations. It compares and contrasts the Malaysian Regulations on ibra' with the resolutions issued by the Council of the Islamic Fiqh Academy and offers a critical evaluation of juristic opinions on ibra' and da' wata'jjal. The jurisprudential methods of analogy (qiyas) and juristic preference (istihsan) are employed to examine the application of ibra' to long-term home financing contracts. The paper argues that claiming full credit price upon ...
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  • Journal Article

  • Bay' al-dayn wa-atharuhu fi al-aswaq al-maliyah

    • Authors: Younes Soualhi; Awali Muhammad Sharif (2011)

  • The sale of debt is part of the jurisprudence of Islamic financial transactions that is used by people for a long time; however, it has become more prevalent in the present day. It is among the features of the modern era that an individual is either creditor or debtor, rather modern day institutions are based on debt transactions such as financial markets. A great number of people and institutions are dealing with debt- based transactions in all its forms and types without knowing whether this kind of transaction is halal (permissible) or haram (prohibited); this negligence is pointed out in the Prophetic tradition that states: "A time will come when a man doesn't mind if he is earnin...
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  • Journal Article

  • Beneficial ownership: to what extent it complies with Shari'ah?

    • Authors: Nik Abdul Ghani, Nik Abdul Rahim; Saleem, Muhammad Yusuf; Lahsasna, Ahcene (2015)

  • This paper is a preliminary research on studying the application of beneficial ownership in Islamic financial products. It aims at investigating the meaning of beneficial ownership and its recognition in the Shari'ah perspective. This paper starts with identifying the meaning of milkiyyah (ownership) and its characteristics in the Islamic law and followed by the discussion on beneficial ownership from legal perspective. The study emphasizes on the historical and theoretical aspects of beneficial ownership. It then critically elucidates the meaning of beneficial ownership and its use in commercial transaction as to ascertain whether its use is in compliance with the requirements of own...
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  • Research Monograph

  • Benefitting from a loan (qard) contract: an analysis of juristic opinions

    • Authors: Saleem, Muhammad Yusuf; Abozaid, Abdulazeem (2013)

  • In Islam, a loan (qard) is considered a gratuitous contract, and providing a loan to a person in need is a recommended (mandub) act for which a lender is rewarded. The gratuitous nature of the loan contract is emphasised in various hadiths which also prohibit the lender from deriving any stipulated benefit from the loan he has provided. Loans that generate conditional benefit to the lender are considered usurious. The practice of usury (riba) is inextricably tied to the loan and debt where a lender charges the borrower an additional amount. The main focus of this research paper is to provide a critical discussion on the ruling that prohibits the lender from deriving conditional benefi...
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  • Master

  • Causality between macroeconomic forces, exchange rate and the Shari'ah index: empirical evidence

    • Authors: Yousafzai, Essa Omar (2018)

  • This paper aims to investigate whether Shari'ah stock index, exchange rates and macroeconomic forces in Japan have any long run relationship or not. If the relationship exists, does the Shari'ah stock index lead or lag? The paper is likely to be the first study that investigates the causal relationship of aforementioned variables and the Shari'ah Index in Japan. Current literature on the topic in different countries gives either contradictory or inclusive results. This study will try to fill two gaps, one relating to Japan, and another relating to Islamic Indices. It employed quarterly data from 2007 to 2017. Auto-Regressive Distributed lag (ARDL) time series technique is applied to c...
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  • Journal Article

  • Commodity murabaha: does it violate Islamic norms? Note

    • Authors: Hasan, Zubair (2008)

  • Recently commodity murabaha has run into disrepute due to court decisions going against the use of this instrument in Islamic banks. This brief note argues that at fault has been the structure of contracts and the excessive use of the instrument. In principle, commodity murabaha is doubtless rooted deep in the Islamic Shari'ah.
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  • Contemporary practices of musharakah in financial transactions

    • Authors: Moriguchi, Takao; Khattak, Mudeer Ahmed; Farhan, Muhammad; Firdaus, Mohamad; Worasutr, Asas; Lukman Hakim, Andi; Musthafa, Fikry; Muneeza, Aishath (2016)

  • Musharakah, which is translated as 'joint venture or partnership' or 'profit and loss sharing contract' is regarded as an ideal financing contract in Islamic finance. Musharakah has been applied to Islamic banking and Islamic capital market across the world and it is also proposed as one of alternative model in takaful business. Musharakah contract is also combined with other contracts and interesting products such as Musharakah Mutanaqisa has been developed. However, there are considerations concerning the principles of Shariah. This paper aims to discuss these matters and offer recommendations in order for Musharakah to be more widely accepted and adopted by the Muslim communities a...

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Browsing by Topic Muamalat contracts

Jump to: 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Showing results 1 to 10 of 38
  • mini_guide_Islamic_contracts_financial_services_cover.jpg.jpg
  • Book

  • A mini guide to Islamic contracts in financial services

    • Authors: Lahsasna, Ahcene (2012)

  • The fundamental of Islamic finance industry is where its operations need to comply with syari’ah principles. There is an underlying shari’ah-complaint contract for every product offered by financial institutions. Islamic banking today is dealing with a lot of contracts in daily transactions with regard to the financing, deposit and investment products. A contract can be regarded as the root of an Islamic business as it determines the components of a business transaction ... Available in physical copy only (Call Number: BP 158.7 L184)
  • absolution_ibra_discretion_regulations_yusuf saleem.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • Absolution (ibra') from discretion to regulation: the Malaysian experience

    • Authors: Saleem, Muhammad Yusuf (2016)

  • The paper is a critical examination of the recent judicial and regulatory developments in Malaysia which saw the transition of absolution (ibra') from a discretionary power of the creditor to a mandatory rebate governed by the Central Bank's regulations. It compares and contrasts the Malaysian Regulations on ibra' with the resolutions issued by the Council of the Islamic Fiqh Academy and offers a critical evaluation of juristic opinions on ibra' and da' wata'jjal. The jurisprudential methods of analogy (qiyas) and juristic preference (istihsan) are employed to examine the application of ibra' to long-term home financing contracts. The paper argues that claiming full credit price upon ...
  • Bay_al-dayn_wa-atharuhu_fi_al-aswaq_al-maliyah_Younes.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • Bay' al-dayn wa-atharuhu fi al-aswaq al-maliyah

    • Authors: Younes Soualhi; Awali Muhammad Sharif (2011)

  • The sale of debt is part of the jurisprudence of Islamic financial transactions that is used by people for a long time; however, it has become more prevalent in the present day. It is among the features of the modern era that an individual is either creditor or debtor, rather modern day institutions are based on debt transactions such as financial markets. A great number of people and institutions are dealing with debt- based transactions in all its forms and types without knowing whether this kind of transaction is halal (permissible) or haram (prohibited); this negligence is pointed out in the Prophetic tradition that states: "A time will come when a man doesn't mind if he is earnin...
  • beneficial_ownership_what_extent_complies_shariah_rahim_yusuf_ahcene.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • Beneficial ownership: to what extent it complies with Shari'ah?

    • Authors: Nik Abdul Ghani, Nik Abdul Rahim; Saleem, Muhammad Yusuf; Lahsasna, Ahcene (2015)

  • This paper is a preliminary research on studying the application of beneficial ownership in Islamic financial products. It aims at investigating the meaning of beneficial ownership and its recognition in the Shari'ah perspective. This paper starts with identifying the meaning of milkiyyah (ownership) and its characteristics in the Islamic law and followed by the discussion on beneficial ownership from legal perspective. The study emphasizes on the historical and theoretical aspects of beneficial ownership. It then critically elucidates the meaning of beneficial ownership and its use in commercial transaction as to ascertain whether its use is in compliance with the requirements of own...
  • item.jpg
  • Research Monograph

  • Benefitting from a loan (qard) contract: an analysis of juristic opinions

    • Authors: Saleem, Muhammad Yusuf; Abozaid, Abdulazeem (2013)

  • In Islam, a loan (qard) is considered a gratuitous contract, and providing a loan to a person in need is a recommended (mandub) act for which a lender is rewarded. The gratuitous nature of the loan contract is emphasised in various hadiths which also prohibit the lender from deriving any stipulated benefit from the loan he has provided. Loans that generate conditional benefit to the lender are considered usurious. The practice of usury (riba) is inextricably tied to the loan and debt where a lender charges the borrower an additional amount. The main focus of this research paper is to provide a critical discussion on the ruling that prohibits the lender from deriving conditional benefi...
  • item.jpg
  • Master

  • Causality between macroeconomic forces, exchange rate and the Shari'ah index: empirical evidence

    • Authors: Yousafzai, Essa Omar (2018)

  • This paper aims to investigate whether Shari'ah stock index, exchange rates and macroeconomic forces in Japan have any long run relationship or not. If the relationship exists, does the Shari'ah stock index lead or lag? The paper is likely to be the first study that investigates the causal relationship of aforementioned variables and the Shari'ah Index in Japan. Current literature on the topic in different countries gives either contradictory or inclusive results. This study will try to fill two gaps, one relating to Japan, and another relating to Islamic Indices. It employed quarterly data from 2007 to 2017. Auto-Regressive Distributed lag (ARDL) time series technique is applied to c...
  • commodity_murabaha_does_it_violate_Islamic_norms_zubair.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • Commodity murabaha: does it violate Islamic norms? Note

    • Authors: Hasan, Zubair (2008)

  • Recently commodity murabaha has run into disrepute due to court decisions going against the use of this instrument in Islamic banks. This brief note argues that at fault has been the structure of contracts and the excessive use of the instrument. In principle, commodity murabaha is doubtless rooted deep in the Islamic Shari'ah.
  • contemporary_practices_musharakah_financial_transactions_takao_etal.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • Contemporary practices of musharakah in financial transactions

    • Authors: Moriguchi, Takao; Khattak, Mudeer Ahmed; Farhan, Muhammad; Firdaus, Mohamad; Worasutr, Asas; Lukman Hakim, Andi; Musthafa, Fikry; Muneeza, Aishath (2016)

  • Musharakah, which is translated as 'joint venture or partnership' or 'profit and loss sharing contract' is regarded as an ideal financing contract in Islamic finance. Musharakah has been applied to Islamic banking and Islamic capital market across the world and it is also proposed as one of alternative model in takaful business. Musharakah contract is also combined with other contracts and interesting products such as Musharakah Mutanaqisa has been developed. However, there are considerations concerning the principles of Shariah. This paper aims to discuss these matters and offer recommendations in order for Musharakah to be more widely accepted and adopted by the Muslim communities a...