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Fatawa

Alternatives to interest : inflation, interest and profit loss deposits in Pakistan

Question: Assalamu Alaikum : Riba : al-Azhar Fatawa say modern fixed bank interest is not Riba aj-jahliya. Here in Pakistan the devaluation is about 18 % p. a banks pay only 12 % which they call profit. We officially have no ....

Subjects: Bank deposits; Inflation (Finance); Islamic jurisprudence; Pakistan; Profits

Fatawa

Distribution to charity from lotto proceeds : help to charity from a government that runs lotteries

Question: Salam Shaikh I have recently set up a charitable organization to cater for the need of the Muslim youth in Scotland. I am currently seeking funding from funding bodies. I am faced with a dilemma that most of these bodies ....

Subjects: Financing; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

Fatawa

Returns on deposits in Islamic banks

Question: Don’t Islamic banks give interest like other banks ?.

Subjects: Bank deposits; Islamic Banks

Fatawa

Telling the profit on deposits in advance in Islamic banks

Question: Some Islamic banks in Bangladesh counts the share of profit in advance. How is it possible when the business has not yet been started ? how can i be sure that this does not fall within the purview of interest ....

Subjects: Bank deposits; Islamic Banks

Fatawa

Indexation and the prohibition of Riba : inflation, indexation and Riba

Question: Assalamou Aleikoum Wa Rahmatullah Wa Barkatouh. Bismillah Arrahman Arrahim. As far as I understand, Riba or usury is forbidden, except in the cases you mentioned several items when talking about the specific Fatwa of the European Council. But what does ....

Subjects: Bank deposits; Financial transactions; Inflation (Finance); Usury

Statistical Reports

Table 3-4, Section 3,

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

Statistical Reports

Section 3, Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.119-120, 2 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Accounting; Profits; Stock companies

Statistical Reports

Profits in 2001 and its appropriation-all shareholding companies investment companies. Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.117-118, 2 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Accounting; Profits; Stock companies

Statistical Reports

Profits in 2001 and its appropriation-all shareholding companies transport companies. Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.115-116, 2 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Accounting; Profits; Stock companies

Statistical Reports

Profits in 2001 and its appropriation-all shareholding companies industrial companies. Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.111-114, 4 p.

Subjects: Statistics; Accounting; Industries; Profits; Stock companies

Statistical Reports

Profits in 2001 and its appropriation-all shareholding companies insurance companies. Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.109-110, 2 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Accounting; Profits; Stock companies

Statistical Reports

Profits in 2001 and its appropriation-all shareholding-companies investment companies. Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.107-108, 2 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Accounting; Profits; Stock companies

Statistical Reports

Profits in 2001 and its appropriation-all shareholding companies banks. Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.105-106, 2 p.

Subjects: Banks; Statistics; Accounting; Profits; Stock companies

Statistical Reports

Profits in 2001 and its appropriation-all shareholding companies. Statistics of shareholding companies.

Finace statistics Kuwait.; Kuwait.; Ministry of Planning.; Ministry of Planning.; Statistics and IT Sector; Statistics and Information Sector Vol. (Jan. 2003), pp.103-104, 2 p.

Subjects: Kuwait; Statistics; Accounting; Profits; Stock companies

Fatawa

Islamic banks may distribute pre-determined profit subject to adjustment

Question: I put my savings in an Islamic bank in Egypt (al Masraf al Islami al Dawli-intenational Islamic bank for investment and development). When I put my savings they made me sign on the rules that guide their investment which say ....

Subjects: Bank deposits; Egypt

Fatawa

Excuses for interest deals : charging interest in self-help micro-credit non-profit organizations

Question: A friend of mine got a job in a non-governmental voluntary organization where most of the functionaries are Muslims. This organization works in partnership with the government for the uplift of the poor and disadvantaged women mainly belonging to minorty ....

Subjects: Bank loans; Islamic jurisprudence; Organizations; Profits; Usury

Fatawa

Depositing with Islamic banks

Question: Assalamu Alaikum. I want to ask you about Islamic banking system. Bangladesh is a Muslim majority country. But her government doesn't follow Islamic laws. As a result there is interest system in our banks. Some of the families of our ....

Subjects: Bank deposits; Islamic Banks

Fatawa

Alternatives to interest : interest and return on savings and investment

Question: Dear Monser Kahf Assalamu Alaikum I want to know about Riba I am reading the glorious Quran and the interest mentioned there is on lending of capital and charging interest as banks do. But I want to know about the ....

Subjects: Investments; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; Savings; Usury

Fatawa

Alternatives to interest : interest of conventional banks and profit of Islamic banks

Question: Assalamu Alaykum, my father died when I was 5, my mother got a great depression after that , so 3 years ago she transferred our money from Islamic to non Islamic bank I was told (no blame for sick people), ....

Subjects: Banks; Islamic Banks; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; Usury

Fatawa

Profit distributed by Islamic banks

Question: The interest given by banks on the deposited amount, is it Riba and unlawful in Islam ? .

Subjects: Bank deposits; Islamic Banks

Fatawa

Working in insurance companies and as actuary : working in insurance : [1]

Question: Assalamu Alaikum, I have searched your Fatwa bank for rulings on insurance in general and working in them specifically, in the hopes of resolving a major question of mine. I am near the completion of my university degree and I ....

Subjects: Insurance companies; Labour

Fatawa

Inflation in the Islamic system : can inflation happen under an Islamic system ?

Question: As Salamu Alaikum my question is about interest (Riba). Suppose if I give loan of some amount to someone, who returns the same amount of money in two years or more, now the amount I gave him has now depreciated ....

Subjects: Inflation (Finance); Loans; Usury

Fatawa

Dividends, bonuses, rewards and accidental insurance of credit cards : accidental insurance offered by credit cards

Question: Dear Sr, I'm asking about insurance, because I have a credit card, they put extra fees on my account as an insurance against accidents. I can cancel this service but I want to know is this insurance right or wrong ....

Subjects: Credit cards

Fatawa

Islamic banks in UAE

Question: I have an account with Islamic bank in UAE and that bank gives profit yearly. On this profit some Muslim brother are commenting this is also a kind and different of interest but Islamic banks have termed as profit instead of telling Interest. Kindly make me clear in this regard..

Subjects: Islamic Banks

Fatawa

Alternatives to interest : are dividends forbidden like interest ?

Question: I have bought company shares after saving for 3 years. I receive dividends but I have not sold them yet. Q 1. Are dividends Haram as interest is on savings ? Q 2. Do I need to pay Zakah on ....

Subjects: Interest; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; Taboos; Usury

Fatawa

Alternatives to interest does fixing the profit in investment make it like interest ?

Question: One Textile mill is offering investment Certificates and offer profit between 10-15 % per annum. It means they will give profit on year end not less then 10 % and not more then 15 %. It means profit is not ....

Subjects: Bonds; Investments; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; Usury

Fatawa

How do Islamic banks work and make profit ?

Question: Assalamu Alaikum. I have a question about the Islamic banking system. I was reading about an Islamic bank in my area that gives loans for houses and cars yet they don’t ask for any interest in return. And the savings ....

Subjects: Financing; Islamic Banks; Profits

Book

Islamic financial instruments to manage short-term excess liquidity

By: Ahmad, Uthman Babakr. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -2001; , 95 p.

Subjects: Bonds; Derivative securities; Financing; Investments; Markets

Journal Articles

Interest and the modern economy

By: Zaman, Arshad; Zaman, Asad. Islamic Economic Studies. Vol. 8, no. 2 (Apr. 2001), pp.61-74, 14 p.

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Banks; Economics; Islam; Justice

Fatawa

Trading currencies : trading currencies, futures and shares

Question: what is the opinion of Islam in trading in financial markets (currencies and futures and Shares) in order to make profits in small time (speculation Halal or Haram ?.

Subjects: Profits

Fatawa

Dividends, bonuses, rewards and accidental insurance of credit cards : dividend and rewards of credit cards

Question: Assalamu Alaykum, I use a credit card to pay my bills and buy things. I use only for convenience and always pay the due amount on time (i.e. I do not pay interest). The type of the card I have ....

Subjects: Credit cards; Profits; Rewards

Book

Resolutions et recommandations du conseil de l’academie Islamique du Fiqh 1985-2000.

Banque Islamique de Développement, l’Institut Islamique de Recherche et de Formation,; pp.1-295, 295 p.

Subjects: Contracts; Financial transactions; Islamic jurisprudence; Sales; Woman

Book

FInancing trade in an Islamic economy

By: Sad Allah, Rida. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -1999; , 62 p.

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

Book

Instruments of meeting budget deficit in Islamic economy

By: Qahf, Mundhir. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -1997; , 86 p.

Subjects: Commodities; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits; Public debt; Social justice

Laws

The law on the issue of participation certificates.

Donor award: Iran

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

Journal Articles

Factors of production and factor returns under political economy of Islam

By: Siddiqi, Shamim Ahmad. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 8, no. 1 (1996), pp.3-28, 26 p.

Subjects: Banks; Economic systems; Economics; Islam; Islamic economics

Book

Islamic socioeconomic institutions and mobilization of resources with special reference to hajj : management of Malaysia

By: Abd al-Mannan, Muhammad. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -1996; , 102 p.

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Management; Personnel management; Pilgrimage; ٌLeasing

Journal Articles

Performance and risk analysis of the Islamic banks : the case of Bahrain Islamic Bank

By: Turin, Sharif. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 7, no. 1 (1995), pp.3-14, 12 p.

Subjects: Case studies; Financial policy; Islamic jurisprudence; Risk management; Stocks

Journal Articles

Distribution of profits in Islamic banking : a case study of Faysal Islamic Bank of Sudan (FIBS)‎

By: al-Tajani, Abd al-Qadir Ahmad. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 7, no. 1 (1995), pp.15-32, 18 p.

Subjects: Accounting; Foreign exchange; Investments; Islamic jurisprudence; Profits

Book

Redeemable Islamic financial instruments and capital participation in enterprises

By: Khan, Tariq Allah. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -1995; , p.

Subjects: Derivative securities; Islam; Islamic economics; Islamic jurisprudence; Right to property

Book

Tabung haji as an Islamic financial institution : the mobilization of investment resources in an Islamic way and the management of HAJJ.

By: Islamic Research and Training Institute (Jiddah, Saudi Arabia). Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -1995; pp.1-45, 45 p.

Subjects: Islamic jurisprudence; Pilgrimage; Financing; Profits; ٌLeasing

Journal Articles

Monetary management in an Islamic economy

By: Khan, Muhsin S.; Mirakhur, Abbas. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 6, no. 1 (1994), pp.3-21, 19 p.

Subjects: Islamic economics; Management; Monetary policy; Sales; ٌLeasing

Book

Profit-loss sharing model for external financing

By: Bin Djilali, Bu Allim. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -1994; , 47 p.

Subjects: Profits; Financing; Foreign investments; Investments; Islamic jurisprudence

Book

Understanding Islamic finance : a study of the securities market in an Islamic framework

By: Mannan, M. A.. Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI),; 31-December -1993; , 115 p.

Subjects: Islam; Banks; Financial institutions; Islamic jurisprudence; Performance appraisal

Journal Articles

OICIS-Net : VUE d’ensemble.

Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 1, no. 1 (1993), pp.117-123, 7 p.

Subjects: Agriculture; Cooperation; Food; Information systems; OICIS-NET Project

Journal Articles

Programme pour une nouvelle strategie de participation au capital par la banque Islamique de developpement

By: al-Qurashi, D. M.. Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 1, no. 1 (1993), pp.77-97, 21 p.

Subjects: Capital; Investments; Profits; Stocks; Islam

Journal Articles

Les certificats Islamiques potentiels pour la mobilisation des ressources

By: al-Hinnawi, Muhammad S.. Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 1, no. 1 (1993), pp.63-76, 14 p.

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

Journal Articles

Intermediation financiere dans le cadre de la chari’a

By: Hasan, Ussein Hamed. Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 1, no. 1 (1993), pp.23-38, 16 p.

Subjects: Contracts; Derivative securities; Financial institutions; Islam; ٌLeasing

Journal Articles

Vers une bourse Islamique des valeurs

By: al-Gari, Muhammad Ali. Etudes en Economie Islamique. Vol. 1, no. 1 (1993), pp.1-21, 21 p.

Subjects: Islamic economics; Islamic jurisprudence; Markets; Sales; Securities

Journal Articles

Impact of Islamic modes of finance on monetary expansion

By: Sadiqi, Muhammad Najat Allah. Journal of King Abdulaziz University : Islamic Economics. Vol. 4, no. 1 (1992), pp.37-46, 10 p.

Subjects: Banks; Islam; Islamic jurisprudence; Monetary policy; Wealth

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