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Donor award: Islamic Financial Services Board (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

Subjects: Financial institutions; Financing; Insurance; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence

Monthly Statistical Bulletin. Central Bank of Jordan.; Research Department Vol. 45, no. 6 (Jun. 2009), pp.36-36, 1 p.

Subjects: Jordan; Statistics; Financial institutions

Monthly Statistical Bulletin. Central Bank of Jordan.; Research Department Vol. 45, no. 3 (Mar. 2009), pp.36-36, 1 p.

Subjects: Jordan; Statistics; Financial institutions

Donor award: Islamic Financial Services Board (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Financial institutions; Foundations of Islamic jurisprudence; Insurance; Islam

Donor award: Islamic Financial Services Board (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

Subjects: Financial institutions; Financial statements; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

Publisher: Rabat, Maroc : Office des Changes
Start Date: 2008

Statistical Yearbook. Oman. Ministry of National Economy Vol. 36 (Oct. 2008), 2 p.

Subjects: Oman; Statistics; Financial institutions

Question: Salam 'Alaykum learned brothers / sisters, I live in a country where there are no Islamic (non-Riba) financial systems and have a small start-up business of my own that typically requires funding. I currently have an interest paying loan and ....

Subjects: Loans; Usury

By: Benbrik, Abd al-Ali. Revue Marocaine d'Audit et de Développement. No. 25 (2008), pp.181-187, 7 p.

Subjects: Administrative law; Banks; Financial institutions; Political science; Management

Donor award: Iran

Subjects: Banks; Commercial law; Financial institutions; Insurance; Profits

By: Iqbal, Zamir. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 15, no. 2 (Jan. 2008), pp.79-103, 25 p.

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

Donor award: United Arab Emirates

Subjects: Islam; Banks; Commercial law; Financial institutions; Law

By: Faruq, Sayyid. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 15, no. 1 (Jul. 2007), pp.31-46, 16 p.

Subjects: Corporations; Financial institutions; Islam; Social aspects; Social responsibility

By: Nicolas, Mumani; Bouhaili, Ali. Critique Économique. No. 17 (Dec. 2006), pp.89-134, 46 p.

Subjects: Banking; Banks; Economic aspects; Financial institutions; Financial services industry

Donor award: Mashreq al-Islami (Dubai, United Arab Emirates). Sharia'h Supervisory Board

Subjects: Agency (Law); Contracts; Financial institutions; Investments; Islamic jurisprudence

By: Bamakhramah, Ahmad Said; al-Hiraika, Adam B.. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 18, no. 2 (2005), pp.63-65, 3 p.

Subjects: Agricultural development; Derivative securities; Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence

By: Ubayd Allah, Muhammad. King Abdulaziz University, Islamic Economics Institute,; 31-December -2005; pp.1-48, 48 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic economics

By: Abu al-Hasan; Antoniou, Antonios; Paudyal, D. Krishna. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 13, no. 1 (Aug. 2005), pp.67-97, 31 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Management; Securities

By: Hakim, Sam; Rashidian, Manochehr. Economic Research Forum : Working Paper Series. No. 401-431 (Dec. 2004), pp.1-12, 12 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; Financial markets; Investments; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence

By: Bashir, Abd al-Hamid M.. Economic Research Forum : Working Paper Series. No. 401-431 (Dec. 2004), pp.1-21, 21 p.

Subjects: Banks; Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

By: Sadiqi, Muhammad Najat Allah. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -2004; pp.1-162, 162 p.

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Banks; Financial institutions; Foundations of Islamic jurisprudence; Monetary policy

By: al-Hiraika, Adam B.; Abu Ismail, Khalid. Economic Research Forum : Working Paper Series. No. 401-431 (Dec. 2004), pp.1-39, 39 p.

Subjects: Banks; Economic conditions; Financial institutions; Islamic jurisprudence; Monetary policy

Donor award: Pakistan

Subjects: Banks; Commercial law; Financial institutions; Islam; Law

By: Khan, Jawed Ahmad; Nisar, Shariq. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 17, no. 1 (2004), pp.17-34, 18 p.

Subjects: Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Financial institutions; Financing; Islam

By: Iqbal, Zamir; Mirakhur, Abbas. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 11, no. 2 (Mar. 2004), pp.43-63, 21 p.

Subjects: Economic systems; Economics; Financial institutions; Islamic jurisprudence; Right to property

By: al-Tony, M. Naji. Economic Research Forum : Working Paper Series. No. 301-340 (Dec. 2003), pp.1-13, 13 p.

Subjects: Arab world; Economic conditions; Economic policy; Financial institutions

By: al-Abbadi, Muhammad I.; al-Zubi, Khalid A.; Kharyush, Husni A.. Journal of King Abdul Aziz University : Economics and Administration. Vol. 17, no. 2 (2003), pp.15-36, 22 p.

Subjects: Banks; Jordan; Financial institutions; Financing; Profits

By: al-Hiraika, Adam B.. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -2003; pp.1-75, 75 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; Financing; Islamic jurisprudence; Microfinance; ٌLeasing

By: Bagsiraj, Muhammad Ghous Ikhtiyaruddin. King Abdulaziz University, Islamic Economics Institute,; 31-December -2003; pp.1-227, 227 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; India; Islam; Islamic economics

Donor award: Jordan

Subjects: Banks; Commercial law; Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence

Question: [Question One] :Dir Sir,I am from Sri Lanka. We are minority in our county. Most of the companies are dealing with interest. I am working for a finance company as a software engineer. I have been working here for more ....

Subjects: Financing; Labour; Usury

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.121-132, 12 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Accounting; Financial institutions; Profits

By: Baldwin, Ken; Dar, Humayon A.; Presley, John R.. Theoretical foundations of Islamic economics. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -2002; , p.

Subjects: Commerce; Contracts; Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic economics

By: Khan, Tariq Allah; Ahmad, Habib. Banque Islamique de Développement, l’Institut Islamique de Recherche et de Formation,; pp.1-200, 200 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; Investments; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Management

By: Chapra, Muhammad Umar; Ahmad, Habib. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -2002; , 180 p.

Subjects: Corporate governance; Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Islamic Banks

Question: I live currently in the US, and was thinking of getting a job in Real Estate as a Loan Officer.Below, please find a description of what the job consists of :1. We call on homeowners who may be interested in ....

Subjects: Financing; Labour

Question: Assalamu Alaykum I'm currently in the process of applying for graduate jobs in the UK. The majority of the best jobs for students with a business background are in the financial sector (mainly commercial banking and investment banking) in terms ....

Subjects: Financing; Labour; Western world

Question: As-Salamu `Alaykum, I want to ask you : can we buy or sell mutual funds in North America when you do not know these big companies get loans or dealing with other companies are interest based but their main stream ....

Subjects: Labour; Mutual funds

Question: Assalamu Alaikum ! Is it permissible to take loan from banks / financial institutions / housing development board / for purchasing land and constructing a house wherein interest is involved ? Thank You..

Subjects: Financial institutions; Housing; Islamic jurisprudence; Loans; Purchasing

Question: Assalamu Alaikum, my dear brothers, I recently earned a master (MBA) in finance and am currently unsure whether to continue and get a job in that field or change everything around and give a shot at computer science. My education ....

Subjects: Financial institutions; Financing; Labour

By: Ahmad, Habib. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 9, no. 2 (Mar. 2002), pp.27-64, 38 p.

Subjects: Islam; Financial institutions; Financing; Islamic jurisprudence; Microeconomics

By: Khan, Tariq Allah; Ahmad, Habib. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -2001; pp.1-185, 185 p.

Subjects: Financial institutions; Islamic jurisprudence; Investments; Islam; Management

By: Choudhury, Masudul Alam. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 9, no. 1 (Sep. 2001), pp.19-38, 20 p.

Subjects: International relations; Economics; Financial institutions; Globalization; Islam

Question: Assalamu Alaikum. Dear Sheik. What is your view in regards to working for a financial institution ? Because that housing condition is getting harder and harder, would buying a house through Riba be Haram ? thanks..

Subjects: Financial institutions; Islamic jurisprudence; Labour; Usury

Question: Assalamu Alaikum.What practical steps can Muslims take to begin to create Islamic financial institutions in the West ? how can these institutions be integrated with the interest based system that currently exists ? .

Subjects: Financial institutions; Western world

Donor award: General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions (Manama, Bahrain)

Subjects: Bahrain; Finance; Financial institutions; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence

By: al-Khuwaylidi, Abd al-Sattar. Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 2, no. 1 (Apr. 2001), pp.103-112, 10 p.

Subjects: Capitalism; Economic systems; Financial institutions; Financing; Islam

Question: Assalamu Alaikum I have three questions. 1. Conventional Banks are offering prizes ranging from Cars and Houses to cash on a "Draw" to account Holders. Is it permitted to accept the prize if one is a recipient ? The Account ....

Subjects: Insurance companies; Labour

Question: Assalam Alaykum, My question is in two parts : first it is well known that any dealing with interests as in banks is considered "Riba" hence Haram, however much confusion arises when we speak about shares (stocks). What does Shari'ah ....

Subjects: Financial institutions; Financing; Labour

Question: We have bought a Muslim Youth Centre because our youth are getting involved in Gangs, alcohol, murder, selling drugs and many other major un-Islamic practices. Many of our Muslims who are in prison are there for murder, rape, theft etc. ....

Subjects: Financial institutions; Islamic jurisprudence; Money