نتائج البحث

Donor award: al-Baraka Turk Bank (Istanbul, Turkey)

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Banks; Financial statements; Financial transactions; Social responsibility

Donor award: Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited (Dhaka, Bangladesh)

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Auditing; Debts; Management; Stockholders

Donor award: Hong Leong Islamic Bank Berhad (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Auditing; Corporations; Financial statements; Management

Publisher: Riphah International University (Isamabad, Pakistan) Riphah Centre of Islamic Business
Start Date: 2011

By: Firdaus, Muhammad; Bik, Irfan Syauqi; Irawan, Tonny…[et al.]. Islamic Research and Training Institute. No. 1, 4-8 (2011), pp.1-71, 71 p.

Subjects: Indonesia; Economics; Islam; Poor; Profits

By: Ali, Salman Sayyid. Islamic Research and Training Institute. No. 1, 4-8 (2011), pp.1-31, 31 p.

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

By: Ali, Abd al-Rahman al-Zahi Said. Islamic Research and Training Institute. No. 1, 4-8 (2011), pp.1-24, 24 p.

Subjects: Banks; Comparative analysis; Islam; Religious aspects; Risk management

By: Ali, Salman Sayyid. Islamic Research and Training Institute. No. 1, 4-8 (2011), pp.1-37, 37 p.

Subjects: Banks; Financial crises; Financial institutions; Financing; Islam

By: Hasan, Zubayr. Journal of Islamic Business and Management. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.49-68, 20 p.

Subjects: Banks; Islam; Monetary policy; Money; Religious aspects

By: Riyad al-Din, Riyad. Journal of Islamic Business and Management. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.27-48, 22 p.

Subjects: Pakistan; Islamic economics; Islamic jurisprudence; Public debt; ٌLeasing

By: Iqbal, Munawwir. Journal of Islamic Business and Management. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.95-126, 32 p.

Subjects: Accountants; Banks; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Sudan

By: Mansuri, Muhammad Tahir. Journal of Islamic Business and Management. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.69-92, 24 p.

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

By: Qahf, Mundhir. Journal of Islamic Business and Management. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.9-25, 17 p.

Subjects: Financing; Islam; Economic reform; Financial crises; Islamic jurisprudence

By: Khan, Khurram; Ayyub, Muhammad Sadiq. Journal of Islamic Business and Management. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.171-174, 4 p.

Subjects: Islam; Contracts; Economics; Islamic economics; Islamic jurisprudence

Social statistics bulletin. Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and Census Sector No. 40 (2011), pp.187-187, 1 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Students

Social statistics bulletin. Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and Census Sector No. 40 (2011), pp.186-186, 1 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Students

Social statistics bulletin. Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and Census Sector No. 40 (2011), pp.185-185, 1 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Students; Teachers

Social statistics bulletin. Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and Census Sector No. 40 (2011), pp.184-184, 1 p.

Subjects: Cost of living; Islamic jurisprudence; Kuwait; Statistics

Social statistics bulletin. Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and Census Sector No. 40 (2011), pp.183-183, 1 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics

Social statistics bulletin. Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and Census Sector No. 40 (2011), pp.182-182, 1 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; The holy koran

By: Daivi, May. Chronos. No. 24 (2011), pp.223-229, 7 p.

By: Hulw, Nada. Chronos. No. 24 (2011), pp.181-207, 27 p.

Subjects: Lebanon; Monasteries

By: Nurdiguian, Livun. Chronos. No. 24 (2011), pp.7-51, 45 p.

Subjects: Churches; History

By: al-Suwaylim, Sami Bin Ibrahim. Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 5, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.1-20, 20 p.

Subjects: Economic systems; Economics; Financing; Islam; Religious aspects

By: Abu Zayd, Abd al-Azim Jalal. Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 5, no. 1 (Dec. 2011), pp.21-43, 23 p.

Subjects: Banks; Financing; Islam; Islamic law; Religious aspects

By: Muniza, Aishah; Hassan, Rusni. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 24, no. 2 (2011), pp.179-182, 4 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; Islamic jurisprudence; Malaysia; Finance; Financing

By: Larbani, Musa; Muhammad, Mustafa Umar. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 19, no. 2 (Dec. 2011), pp.51-68, 18 p.

Subjects: Banks; Social responsibility; Islam; Islamic economics; Islamic jurisprudence

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

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

Question: Is it permissible to insure with a conventional insurance company ?.

Subjects: Financial transactions; Insurance; Insurance companies; Islamic jurisprudence

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

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

Question: Is zakat on the leased property calculated on the profits or the property and profits ? .

Subjects: Alms tax; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; ٌLeasing

Question: How is share zakat calculated ?.

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

Question: What is zakat threshold amount (nisab) ?.

Subjects: Alms tax; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: How can I identify the companies in whose shares selling and purchasing is impermissible ?.

Subjects: Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Purchasing; Sales; Stock companies

Question: Are there any companies in whose shares trading is impermissible ?.

Subjects: Corporations; Financial transactions; Stocks

Question: It is permissible to purchase utilities and re-sell them? And what is the Shari’a compliant form for that ? Example : (Education Utilities) :.

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

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 the guarantee of the sold commodity after selling and before delivering the same on the seller or the purchaser ?.

Subjects: Commodities; Financial guarantees; Financial transactions

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 tawarruq permissible under Shari’a ?.

Subjects: Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Tawarruq; Usury

Question: What is the Shari’a ruling if the client pays an amount to the supplier ?.

Subjects: Commodities; Financial transactions; Industrial procurement; Islamic jurisprudence; Supply and demand

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: Is the charge on cash withdrawal fixed or pro-rated ?.

Subjects: Banking services; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: What’s the shari’a opinion on the cash withdrawal charge ?.

Subjects: Administrative fees; Banking services; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Remittances

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