حسين حامد حسن
الاسم باللغة الإنجليزية
Husayn Hamid Hassan
البريد الإلكتروني
أنقر هنالمشاهدة هذا المحتوى
المناصب والخبرات وأماكن العمل
- عضو الجمعية التأسيسة للدستور المصري
- مستشار قانوني للبنك الإسلامي الدولي للاستثمار و التنمية-القاهرة
- خبير بالاتحاد الدولي للبنوك الإسلامية
- رئيس قسم - جامعة القاهرة (الجيزة، مصر). كلية الحقوق
- عضو الاتحاد العالمي لعلماء المسلمين
- عضو المكتب التنفيذي لمؤتمر العالم الإسلامي
- عضو المجلس الأوروبي للإفتاء و البحوث
- رئيس الدراسات العليا بجامعة الإمام محمد بن علي السنوسي الكبير بليبيا
- رئيس الدراسات العليا الشرعية - جامعة الملك عبد العزيز (جدة، السعودية)
- مدير مركز البحث العلمي و إحياء التراث الإسلامي في كلية الشريعة الإسلامية - جامعة الملك عبد العزيز. مركز البحث العلمي و إحياء التراث الإسلامي
- مستشار مدير الجامعة لشؤون الدراسات العليا و البحوث و التعاون بين الجامعة و الجامعات الأخرى
- رئيس اللجنة لترقية أعضاء هيئة التدريس - جامعة الملك عبد العزيز (جدة، السعودية)
- رئيس اللجنة لترقية أعضاء هيئة التدريس - جامعة أم القرى (مكة، السعودية)
- عضو مجلس أمناء في جامعة نور سلطان مبارك الإسلامية، بكازاخستان
- رئيسا لهيئة الفتوى و الرقابة الشرعية ببنك الشارقة الوطني الإسلامي، و مشرفا على تحول البنك إلى مصرف إسلامي
- مستشار لشئون الدراسات العليا و الأبحاث العلمية - جامعة الملك عبد العزيز (جدة، السعودية)
- عضو بالمركز الدولي للتربية الإسلامية-أم القرى
- عضو بلجنة الفتوى بالاتحاد الدولي للبنوك الإسلامية
- مستشارا قانونيا و اقتصاديا لرئيس جمهورية كازاخستان
- مستشارا اقتصاديا لرئيس وزراء جيرجستان
- مستشارا لأمين عام رابطة العالم الإسلامي بمكة المكرمة
- مستشار لرئيس - جامعة القاهرة (الجيزة، مصر)
- خبيرا للاتحاد الدولي للبنوك الإسلامية
- عضوا بالهيئة العليا للفتوى و الرقابة الشرعية
- رئيس لهيئة الفتوى و الرقابة الشرعية - بنك دبي الإسلامي (دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة)
- أستاذ الاقتصاد الإسلامي
- أستاذ الفقه الإسلامي في معهد القاهرة، مصر
- مستشارا لرئيس جمهورية باكستان الإسلامية لشئون الجامعة الإسلامية العالمية
- أستاذ الفقه الإسلامي - جامعة أم القرى (مكة، السعودية)
- رئيس الجامعة - International Islamic University, Islamabad (Islamabad, Pakistan)
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المؤلفات
- Retail saving products
- A Company Issues Sukuk Mudarabah Utilizing Funds From Investors on a continuing basis
- A customer has sought a financing facility from an Islamic bank in order to procure a running commercial property from a third-party seller
- Dubai Islamic personal finance
- A corporate entity, which is a customer of an Islamic bank, had deposited an amount in a term deposit account for a period of three years on the basis of Mudarabah
- An Islamic bank has a standard auto finance product for its customers. The product is based on the Murabahah structure under which the Islamic bank purchases the vehicle from the dealer and sells it to the customer on its cost
- An Islamic bank has approved a Mudarabah facility for a customer whereby the customer will receive Mudarabah capital from the bank for investment in shariah compliant business activities
- A customer of an Islamic bank is a company engaged in import and supply of food and grocery items to the big outlets supermarkets all over the country
- A financing facility has been approved for a customer, whereby it was allowed to utilize the facility through multiple Murabahah transactions under the facility limit during the facility period
- Sometimes the Islamic bank receives request from some of its customers to include in Murabahah financing some components other than the cost of the goods, such as shipping charges, import duty, inspection charges, etc.
- Shariah guidance is sought if the Islamic bank is allowed to charge a fee in case of issuance of a letter of credit (LC), whether the goods under the LC are to be financed by the Islamic bank or the customer shall pay cash for them
- As part of banking services, an Islamic bank offers issuance of various types of letters of guarantee against a fee
- An Islamic bank has in its array of retail products, auto financing for its individual customers
- An Islamic bank has planned to launch a draw scheme for all of its current customers availing financing facilities from the bank Hussain Hamed Hassan.
- An Islamic bank’s management has approved a financing facility to its customer (a trading company) subject to the company providing acceptable security
- Can an Islamic bank obtain cash deposit as security for a customer’s financial obligation towards the bank under various financing facilities extended by the bank to the customer ?
- An Islamic bank has launched a product based on Salam in order to provide cash finance for its retail and corporate customers
- Recipe for Successan Islamic bank has launched a product based on Salam in order to provide cash finance for its retail and corporate customers
- Islamic bank a and Islamic bank b had extended a club financing facility to an airline (the customer)
- A customer of an Islamic bank is a main contractor of a big development project. It has decided to hire a subcontractor for land leveling and grading
- A customer has approached an Islamic bank for financing of renovation of its chain of outlets
- In order to finance purchase of goods under letters of credit (LC), an Islamic bank adopts a Murabahah structure with the following modus operandi
- The following query has been raised in relation to the Murabahah financing of usance letters of credit (usance LCs)
- A service agreement is to be signed between an Islamic bank and a service provider company
- An Islamic bank has launched a product based on a financial lease, Ijarah Muntahiya Bittamlik. The purpose of the product is to finance the procurement of residential and commercial buildings by its customers
- An Islamic bank has launched a product in order to finance various types of Shariah compliant business activities
- An Islamic bank has been using an Istisnah and parallel Istisnah structure to finance the construction of residential as well as commercial buildings
- An Islamic bank has launched a product after getting it approved by the bank’s Shariah board for financing the construction of residential villas for its individual customers
- Two foreign currency exchange transactions were executed between two Islamic banks located in two different countries
- While preparing a manual for vehicle financing through a Murabahah structure, an Islamic bank wanted to adopt a provision of security deposit
- An Islamic insurance (Takaful) company has raised the following query seeking Shariah guidance
- An Islamic brokerage company has raised the following query seeking Shariah guidance
- An ISLAMIC bank (as Rab-Ul-Maal) extended a Mudarabah facility to a customer (as Mudarib) for investment in his trade business
- During the recent economic crisis, an Islamic bank faced a number of defaults in financial commitments by its clients
- An Islamic bank is preparing to launch home finance product for its customers
- Shariah guidance has been sought by an Islamic bank in relation to pledge or mortgage against auto Murabahah liability. Also, if it is permissible, what shall be the treatment of insurance proceeds in case of total damage to the mortgaged vehicle ?
- A group of conventional and Islamic participating banks entered into a syndication to provide financing for a large project through an Islamic facility to be provided through an Islamic bank acting as an investment agent
- An Islamic bank has issued a Murabahah-based documentary letter of credit (LC)
- An Islamic bank is planning to launch a retail product to fulfill the personal finance needs of its customers
- Shariah guidance is sought as to whether it is permissible for an Islamic bank to accept funds from a conventional bank in order to invest the same along with its common investment pool
- A customer previously obtained an Ijarah facility (financial lease) from an Islamic bank in order to procure a building
- A customer previously obtained an Ijarah facility (financial lease) from an Islamic bank in order to procure a building
- An Islamic bank intends to offer financing at preferential profit rates to its staff to help them purchase vehicles
- A customer of an Islamic bank wants to construct a school building for which he has requested the Islamic bank for finance
- An Islamic bank had issued a letter of credit, for a customer applied for the same
- In view of repeated requests from various customers, an Islamic bank has sought Shariah guidance in order to assess whether it can introduce an overdraft facility to its valued customers for certain required periods against an agreed fee
- An Islamic bank has approved a Mudarabah facility for a customer based on which the Islamic bank will provide funds
- A company has sought financing from an Islamic bank
- Conventional banks are able to meet the requirement of customers to convert their non-funded facility into a funded facility by entering into the relevant arrangements at the relevant point of time
- An Islamic bank’s customer has recently been awarded facilities in relation to a large developmental project the customer has won in a tender
- Company a has approached an Islamic bank seeking finance to import steel and other building materials from various suppliers
- The government of a country has announced a social welfare scheme under which an interest-free loan is provided to nationals who wish to avail themselves of the scheme, in order to construct villas for their own residential purposes only
- An Islamic bank wishes to provide financing to one of its customers, in order to purchase a ready property from a developer
- A company involved in the trade of gold and diamonds has approached an Islamic bank seeking a financing facility
- Ali has approached an Islamic bank with a request to assist him to buy out the shares of his minority partner Akram in a running foodstuff business
- A leasing company provides financing to small and medium-sized businesses wishing to acquire commercial vehicles, machinery and equipment
- A customer of an Islamic bank had obtained financing through a number of Murabahahs
- Is it permissible for an Islamic bank to issue preferred shares or to invest in a company having preferred shares ?
- An Islamic bank issued a letter of credit (LC) with a usance period of 90 days, with financing through a Murabahah facility for another 90 days
- A customer was granted a Salam finance facility by an Islamic bank. In order to guarantee the obligations under the Salam facility, the customer provided post-dated Cheques as security in favor of the Islamic bank
- A trader was appointed by an Islamic bank as an agent to purchase certain goods on behalf of the bank from the local market, with a promise to subsequently buy the same from the bank on deferred Murabahah basis
- A customer has approached an Islamic bank seeking a financing facility in order to make a balance payment to the supplier for the goods it has already purchased, by providing 20 % of the amount as a down-payment
- A Shariah compliant fund manager (the investor) intends to purchase listed shares of a company for investment purposes
- A commercial tower contains a large number of shops occupied by different tenants. A customer has approached an Islamic bank requesting finance to procure the same, with the intention of continuing with the existing tenants
- A customer was extended a letter of credit (LC) and Murabahah facility for the underlying goods by an Islamic bank
- An Islamic bank is facing an interesting situation. A customer previously requested financing for the purchase of a vehicle from the bank
- Company A approached an Islamic bank seeking a regular funding line to purchase from time to time certain quantities of raw material from company B, which is the sole distributor in the country for the import and supply of the required raw material
- The bank approached the Shariah board to know if it is allowed for the customer to withdraw the amount from the term deposit account before maturity, and in this case what will be its treatment in respect of the original deposit amount and the profit
- A benefit book has been proposed to be offered by an Islamic bank to all of its accountholders
- An Islamic bank has sought guidance from its shariah board on the modus operandi to finance its client’s export orders
- A customer engaged in the trading of petroleum products has approached an Islamic bank seeking finance to procure oil
- An Islamic bank has approved for its customer the financing facility for a commercial property on an Islamic financial lease (Ijarah Muntahiya Bittamlik) basis for a period of seven years
- Under what conditions can a customer of an Islamic bank be authorized to participate in the periodical auctions for heavy vehicles and equipment for which the customer will also require financing ?
- The trade finance department of an Islamic bank is facing an unusual situation in an already executed Murabahah transaction with one of its customers
- An account holder has approached an Islamic bank seeking finance to settle the debt he has incurred as a result of purchasing a plot of land
- A customer has approached an Islamic bank, seeking to transfer his interest-based loan from a conventional bank to an Islamic bank with the desire to shun Riba (interest)
- A customer has approached an Islamic bank, seeking finance in order to fulfill the working capital requirements of his business entity
- An Islamic bank has issued a letter of credit which had a usance period of 90 days. The bank also agreed with the customer to finance the import under the letter of credit through Murabahah for a further 90 days
- The father of a student has approached an Islamic bank seeking finance for his son’s education fees in order to complete a master’s degree in his chosen subject
- An Islamic bank as a buyer has signed an Istisnah agreement with a customer as a seller, whereby the customer has to arrange for the construction and delivery of a building to the bank
- A reputable rent-a-car company engaged in leasing vehicles to corporate clients has approached an Islamic bank seeking financing for the purpose of procuring new vehicles from the local market and overseas
- An Islamic bank has signed an Istisnah agreement with its customer for sale of a property (to be developed) whereby the bank is the seller and the customer is the purchaser
- A customer has approached an Islamic bank seeking finance to purchase a property which is mortgaged to a conventional bank against conventional loan payable by the owner of the property
- A developer has initiated a project of freehold property construction, which is supposed to be sold to end buyers after completion
- An Islamic bank has been approached by a customer seeking import finance through letter of credit
- A newly established Islamic bank would like to launch a credit card product based on Qard Hasan (an interest-free loan)
- An Islamic bank has been approached by a customer with a request for financing through a structure whereby the bank shall purchase a number of villas owned by the customer and lease them to the customer by way of Ijarah Muntahiya Bittamlik
- An Islamic bank wishes to provide financing of US $ 25 million to the customer for its medium to long-term working capital requirement for up to five years
- An Islamic bank has a charity fund which is comprised of Zakat (obligatory charity) from the bank’s shareholders (at 2.5 % per year), expunged income (income earned by the bank in certain transactions
- The customer was provided with an Ijarah facility by the Islamic bank on financial lease basis with bullet payment at the end of the lease term
- The majority shareholder (holding 70 % of the shares) of a company wants to buy out the minority shareholder (holding the other 30 %) and is looking for finance from the Islamic bank
- The Islamic bank has been approached by a client to establish a letter of credit (LC) for the import of goods from another country with a request to finance the import under a Murabahah facility
- As part of its routine business, an Islamic bank enters into a financial lease arrangement with its customers for a ready as well as an under-construction property
- This query is related to transfer of ownership to the bank before the bank finances a fleet of cars for its customer (a car dealer) under a Murabahah contract
- Mr Z is the owner of 80 % of a real estate property, along with Mr Y who owns 20 % of the same property. Mr Z is willing to acquire the full share of Mr Y and become the 100 % owner of the property
- An Islamic bank’s customer has asked it to extend Murabahah financing for the purchase of a boat, which will be completed and delivered by the manufacturer after a year
- Can an Islamic bank also adopt this practice and deduct advance installments from its customers out of their leave salary amounts, which will substantially curtail the past-due amounts for the Islamic bank ?
- Can an Islamic bank add confirmation to an irrevocable letter of credit (LC) covering the shipment of bullion (gold) ?
- [Islamic bank accept conventional bank deposit, bonds, debentures, shares and any other conventional instruments as security for due performance by the customer under a Murabahah or any other Islamic financing facility]
- DIBPL auto finance product
- DIBPL home finance Product
- The transactions of Dubai Islamic Bank
- Jurisprudence de la maslaha et ses applications contemporaines
- Financial intermediation in the framework of shari'ah
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