نتائج البحث

By: Bamakhramah, Ahmad Said; Divanna, Joseph; Sreih, Antoine. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 24, no. 2 (2011), pp.185-188, 4 p.

Subjects: Banking; Banks; Financing; Islam; Religious aspects

By: Abd al-Majid, Mariani; Hassan, Muhammad Kabir. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 24, no. 2 (2011), pp.149-176, 28 p.

Subjects: Banks; Economic conditions; Malaysia; Islam; Twentieth century

By: Yusufi, Iman Abd al-Wahhab Muhammad. Master; Mutah University; 2011

Subjects: Banks; Financing; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

By: Abd al-Karim, Rifat Ahmad. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 19, no. 2 (Dec. 2011), pp.99-102, 4 p.

Subjects: Banking; Banks; Islam; Management; Religious aspects

By: Abd al-Rahman, Abd al-Rahman Yusri Ahmad. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 19, no. 2 (Dec. 2011), pp.1-18, 18 p.

Subjects: Financing; Islam; Islamic economics; Muslims; Scientists

By: Boubyan Bank (Kuwait). Boubyan Bank,; 31-December -2011; pp.1-11, 11 p.

Subjects: Banks; Contracts; Financial transactions; Profits; Sales

Question: What is the Shari’a-compliant form for health insurance contracts ?.

Subjects: Contracts; Financial transactions; Health insurance; Islamic jurisprudence; Kuwait

Question: How is share zakat calculated ?.

Subjects: Alms tax; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: It is permissible to impose a fine in case of client’s default in paying Installments ?.

Subjects: Financial transactions; Installment sales; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Usury

Question: Is it permissible for the purchaser to determine a place for delivery of the sold commodity ?.

Subjects: Commodities; Delivery of goods; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: Is enabling the receipt of the sold commodity deemed as receipt of the sold goods ?.

Subjects: Commodities; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Sales

Question: What is the difference between murabaha and tawarruq ?.

Subjects: Commodities; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Purchasing; Sales

Question: Is the client’s sale of the commodity after purchasing the same in murabaha from the bank deemed as tawarruq with respect to the bank ?.

Subjects: Commodities; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Purchasing; Sales

Question: Is it permissible that the client signs the purchase contract with the Bank before the Bank’s purchase of the commodity from the supplier ?.

Subjects: Contracts; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Purchasing

Question: Is it permissible to predetermine a projected rate for investment funds ?.

Subjects: Agency (Law); Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Mutual funds

Question: Why do issuance charges differ from one credit card to another ?.

Subjects: Administrative fees; Credit cards; Discount; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: Is there any difference between the credit cards in the Islamic banks and the traditional banks ?.

Subjects: Banks; Credit cards; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks

Question: What is the shari’a opinion on the credit cards ?.

Subjects: Credit cards; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Loans

Question: What is the shari’a opinion on the guarantee of saving account ?.

Subjects: Bank deposits; Financial transactions; Hedge (Finance); Islamic jurisprudence; Savings accounts

Question: What is the difference between the saving accounts in the Islamic banks and those in the traditional banks ?.

Subjects: Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Loans; Money; Speculation

Question: What is the saving account from shari’a perspective ?.

Subjects: Contracts; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Savings accounts; Speculation

Question: What is the guarantee ratio of the current account ?.

Subjects: Accounts current; Customers; Hedge (Finance); Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: Is it permissible to receive profits on the current account ?.

Subjects: Bank deposits; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

Question: Is it permissible to receive profits on the current account ?.

Subjects: Accounts current; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

Question: What is the difference between the current accounts in the Islamic banks and the traditional banks ?.

Subjects: Islamic Banks; Accounts current; Commercial banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Loans

Donor award: Bahrain Islamic Bank (Manama, Bahrain)

Subjects: Alms tax; Bahrain; Corporate governance; Islamic Banks; Risk management

Donor award: Qatar Islamic Bank (Dawhah, Qatar)

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Auditing; Debts; Management; Social responsibility

Donor award: Seera Investment Bank (Manama, Bahrain)

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Accounting; Banks; Financial institutions; Management

Donor award: Citi Islamic Investment Bank (Manama, Bahrain) 1996-

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Capital; Debts; Financial statements; Stockholders

Question: What is the current account from an Islamic perspective ?.

Subjects: Accounts current; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: What are the consequences in case the bank realized profit less than expected ?.

Subjects: Islamic Banks; Profits

Question: Is wakala deposit guaranteed ?.

Subjects: Agency (Law); Bank deposits; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: What is the shari’a opinion on fixing a profit rate on wakala deposit ?.

Subjects: Agency (Law); Bank deposits; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

By: Bourkhis, Khawla; Nabi, Mahmud Sami. Economic Research Forum : Working Paper Series. No. 586-679 (2011), pp.1-25, 25 p.

Subjects: Banks; Capital; Financing; Islam; Profits

By: Tabur, Um Kulthum. Master; The School of Business Administration; 2011

Subjects: Accounting; Financial transactions; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

By: Louis, Henri. Revue Algérienne de Finances Publiques-The Algerian Journal of Public Finance. No. 1 (Nov. 2011), pp.101-123, 23 p.

Subjects: Banks; Financial institutions; Interdependence; Islam; Public law

Publisher: Université Abou Bekr Belkaid (Tlemcen, Algérie)-The Faculty of Economic, Commercial and Management Studies-Abou Bakr Belkaid University (Tlemcen, Algeria)
Start Date: 2011

Donor award: Ithmaar Bank (Manama, Bahrain)

Subjects: Corporate governance; Bahrain; Islamic Banks; Ithmaar Bank

Auditors Inc: Ernst and Young (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
Source: Annual Report 2011.

Subjects: Auditing; Financial markets; Financial statements; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

Donor award: Maybank (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

Subjects: Debts; Financial markets; Financial statements; Islamic jurisprudence; Management

Question: Salam dearest Dr. Monzer,Could you kindly reply to this question ?As-Salamu `Alaykum. I am living in Sri Lanka which is a non-Muslim country where Muslims make up almost 8 % of the total population of 22.3 million. In Sri Lanka ....

Subjects: Business; Employees; Loans

Publisher: Islamic Development Bank (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia). Islamic Research and Training Institute
Start Date: 2011

Donor award: Qatar. Qatar Financial Centre

Subjects: Banks; Islam; Finance; Financial statements; Insurance law

By: Ahmad, Habib. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 19, no. 1 (Jun. 2011), pp.63-86, 24 p.

Subjects: Banks; Derivative securities; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Management

By: Sundararajan, V.. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 19, no. 1 (Jun. 2011), pp.41-62, 22 p.

Subjects: Banks; Financing; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Management

By: Abu al-Hawl, Muhyi al-Din. ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance. Vol. 3, no. 1 (Jun. 2011), pp.169-174, 6 p.

Subjects: Bank accounts; Financial institutions; Islamic Banks; Stockholders

By: Umar, Muhammad Nur. ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance. Vol. 3, no. 1 (Jun. 2011), pp.161-167, 7 p.

Subjects: Derivative securities; Islam; Islamic World; Money; Ruling in Islam

By: Ahmad, Habib. ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance. Vol. 3, no. 1 (Jun. 2011), pp.149-160, 12 p.

Subjects: Banks; Contracts; Financing; Islam; Social responsibility

By: Abd al-Rahman, Abd al-Rahim. ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance. Vol. 3, no. 1 (Jun. 2011), pp.135-147, 13 p.

Subjects: Auditing; Employers; Financing

By: Shabana, Hasan; Hashim, Ashraf Bin Mohammed; Husayn, Luqman al-Hakim. ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance. Vol. 3, no. 1 (Jun. 2011), pp.125-133, 9 p.

Subjects: Compensation (Law); Costs; Financing