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Question: 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.Both parties have also signed a forward ....

Question: 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. Although financing is sought for four years, the customer ....

Question: 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.As per the agreement, the bank will deliver the property ....

Question: 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.Shariah guidance is sought on how the Islamic bank can finance the purchase of the mortgaged property for its customer..

Question: A developer has initiated a project of freehold property construction, which is supposed to be sold to end buyers after completion.The developer seeks finance from an Islamic bank to meet the costs of completion of the remaining phases of the ....

Question: An Islamic bank has been approached by a customer seeking import finance through letter of credit.Generally, Islamic banks purchase goods from a supplier and sell the goods to the customer by way of Murabahah. Shipping documents including a commercial invoice ....

Question: A newly established Islamic bank would like to launch a credit card product based on Qard Hasan (an interest-free loan). The bank is proposing to charge a fixed monthly fee for different categories of credit cards which shall be dependent ....

Question: 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 ....

Question: 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. The amount will be invested by the customer in its trading and ....

Question: 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 which were declared non-Shariah compliant by the ....

Question: 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 lease term is coming to an end and the customer is unable to ....

Question: 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 bank is required to finance the ....

Question: 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. The LC shall have the ....

Question: 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.Being the owner of the property, how should the Islamic bank differentiate between the ....

Question: 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. The question is whether the formal registration of cars purchased by ....

Question: 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 ....

Question: 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. The customer will pay half of the 20 % down payment ....

Question: Employers pay their staff advance salaries through their respective bank accounts for the leave period when they go on vacation. The employees generally withdraw the full amount without leaving enough balance to cover the installments for the finance they have ....

Question: Can an Islamic bank add confirmation to an irrevocable letter of credit (LC) covering the shipment of bullion (gold) ?.

Question: Can an 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 ?.

Donor award: Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (Jiddah, Saudi Arabia)
Source : Annual Report. Vol. (2012), pp.1-68, 68 p.

Subjects: Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector; Kuala Lumpur

Donor award: al-Salam Bank Bahrain (Manama, Bahrain)
Source : Annual Report. Vol. (2012), pp.1-100, 100 p.

Subjects: Corporations; Social responsibility; Bahrain; Corporate governance; al-Salam Bank

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Subjects: Automobiles; Financing; Islamic jurisprudence; Purchasing; Resale on profit

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Subjects: Bank accounts; Bank deposits; Islamic jurisprudence

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Subjects: Financing; Housing; Islamic jurisprudence; Purchasing; Real property

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Subjects: Credit cards; Financing; Islamic jurisprudence

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Subjects: Financing; Foundations of Islamic jurisprudence; Islamic jurisprudence; Resale on profit; ٌLeasing

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Subjects: Contracts; Financing; Forward buying; Islamic jurisprudence; Sales

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Subjects: Commercial finance companies; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; Speculation

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Subjects: Business; Financing; Forward buying; Islamic jurisprudence

Donor award: Liquidity Management Centre (Manama, Bahrain)
Source : Annual Report. Vol. (2011), pp.1-94, 94 p.

Subjects: Corporate governance; Corporations; Social responsibility

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Subjects: Automobiles; Financing; Islamic jurisprudence; Purchasing; ٌLeasing

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Subjects: Financing; Housing; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Subprime mortgage

Question: In order to be sure that all the transactions and deals of DIBPL are shari'a compliant, some of our clients like to see a fatwa from the shari'a board to that effect.Would appreciate if shari'a board provides a comprehensive fatwa..

Subjects: Banking services; Financial transactions; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence

By: Hassan, Husayn Hamid. Banque Islamique de Développement, l’Institut Islamique de Recherche et de Formation,; , 98 p.

Subjects: Application of discretion; Foundations of Islamic jurisprudence; Islamic jurisprudence; Maqasid al-Shari'ah

By: Hassan, Husayn Hamid. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 1993), 19 p.

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Subjects: Bank deposits; Installment sales; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; Speculation

الجهة المسؤولة: البنك الإسلامي للتنمية (جدة، السعودية)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2020)، ص ص. 1-120، 120ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: مصرف السلام (الجزائر)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2019)، ص ص. 1-101، 101ص.

الموضوعات: البيانات المالية الموحدة؛ التقارير السنوية؛ الحوكمة؛ المصارف

الجهة المسؤولة: بنك صفوة الإسلامي (عمان، الأردن)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2019)، ص ص. 1-245، 245ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: البنك الإسلامي للتنمية (جدة، السعودية)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2019)، ص ص. 1-108، 108ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: صحار الإسلامي (مسقط، سلطنة عمان)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2019)، ص ص. 194-307، 114ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: بنك صفوة الإسلامي (عمان، الأردن)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2018)، ص ص. 1-271، 271ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: صحار الإسلامي (مسقط، سلطنة عمان)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2018)، ص ص. 215-337، 123ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: مصرف السلام (الجزائر)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2018)، ص ص. 1-73، 73ص.

الموضوعات: البيانات المالية الموحدة؛ التقارير السنوية؛ الجزائر؛ المصارف

الجهة المسؤولة: مصرف السلام (الجزائر)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2017)، ص ص. 1-61، 61ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: مصرف السلام البحرين (المنامة، البحرين)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2017)، ص ص. 1-126، 126ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: بنك صفوة الإسلامي (عمان، الأردن)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2017)، ص ص. 1-208، 208ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: صحار الإسلامي (مسقط، سلطنة عمان)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2017)، ص ص. 172-257، 86ص.

الجهة المسؤولة: مصرف السلام البحرين (المنامة، البحرين)
المصدر: التقرير السنوي. مج. (2015)، ص ص. 1-135، 135ص.

الموضوعات: البحرين؛ حوكمة الشركات؛ مصرف السلام