الرقابة الشرعية في المؤسسات المالية الإسلامية و ضوابطها

Abstract EN

Islamic financial institutions, like other financial institutions, are subject to government oversight (through the monetary authorities such as the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank) and shareholder control (through general assemblies).

Islamic financial institutions are singled out for additional oversight known as Sharia supervision.

The latter need controls that protect them from leaving the controls, which It is also considered an advantage with which it attracts individuals and institutions as well as countries.

Sharia supervision over Islamic financial institutions is a competitive advantage through which it attracts funds and increases the number and volume of daily transactions, in addition to preventing them from committing violations that corrupt financial transactions.