dr sayed introducing islamic finance literature

8/13/2019 Dr Sayed Introducing Islamic Finance Literature

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Salman Syed Ali and Mabid Al-Jarhi


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LieteratureBooks and Papers

This presentation lists some of the

books and papers that can help in

acquiring basic understanding of

Islamic finance. It also helps, by

indentifying some importantliterature, in making a start for

deeper study of Islamic finance.

Basic Understanding

Intermediate Level

Specialized Topics

Academic Journals


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For Basic Understanding

Obaidullah, Mohammed (2005),

Islamic Financial Services, Jeddah:

Scientific Publishing Centre, King

Abdul Aziz University.

Iqbal, Munawar and Mabid Al-Jarhi

(2001), Islamic Banking: Answers to

Some Frequently Asked Questions,Jeddah: Islamic Research and

Training Institute.

Siddiqi, Mohammad Nejatullah

(2004), Riba, Bank Interest and the

Rationale of its Prohibition, Jeddah:

Islamic Research and Training

Institute.

Usmani, Muhammad Taqi (1998),An

Introduction to Islamic Finance,

Karachi: Idaratul Maarif


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Iqbal, Munawar, Ausaf Ahmad andTariqullah Khan (1998), ChallengesFacing Islamic Banking, Jeddah:Islamic Research and TrainingInstitute.

This paper takes stock of thedevelopment of Islamic banking

since 1978 and identifies thechallenges facing it. Many of thechallenges identified here remain achallenge even at present in 2010.

Khan, Fahim (1995), IslamicFutures and Their Markets with

Special Reference to Their Role in

Developing Rural Financial

Markets, Jeddah: Islamic Research

and Training Institute.

This study addresses (a) what isun-Islamic about contemporary

futures trading, (b) can thesemarkets be restructured accordingto Islamic principles and (c) wouldit be beneficial if they arerestructured.


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Intermediate Level

Ayub, Muhammad (2007),Understanding Islamic Finance,Chichester, UK: John Wiley and Sons.

This book provides mostcomprehensive treatment ofcontracts currently used by Islamicfinancial institutions along withexamples of products. Equally

beneficial for academics andpractitioners.


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Specialized Topics

Ali, Salman Syed (eds) (2008),Islamic Capital Markets: Products,Regulationand Development,Jeddah: Islamic Research andTraining Institute.

AAOIFI (2010), Accounting, Auditing& Governance Standards (for IslamicFinancial Institutions), Bahrain:

AAOIFI

AAOIFI (2010), Shariah Standards,Bahrain: AAOIFI.

Khan, Tariqullah and DadangMuljawan (2006), IslamicFinancial Architectrure: RiskManagement and Financial

Stability, Jeddah: IslamicResearch and Training Institute.

Greuning, Hennie van and ZamirIqbal (2008), Risk analysis for

Islamic banks, Washington DC.:World Bank


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Islamic Economic Studies

Islamic Economic Studies

Published from Islamic Research andTraining Institute. Two issues per year

Published since 1414Hijrah (1993)

Accepts papers in Islamic economics,finance and related subjects.

Address:Editor, Islamic Economic StudiesIRTI, P.O.Box 9201, Jeddah 21413,Saudi Arabia.

E-mail: [email protected]

Past issues can be accessed by goingto www.irti.organd clicking thepublications tab
mailto:[email protected]://www.irti.org/http://www.irti.org/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Review of Islamic Economics

Review of Islamic Economics

Published by International Associationof Islamic Economics and Islamic

Foundation UK. Two issues per year.

Published since 1995Accepts papers in Islamic economics,

finance and related subjects.

Address: Editor, Review of Islamic

Economics, Markfield ConferenceCentre, Ratby Lane, Markfield,Leicestershire, LE67 9SY, UK.


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Journal of King Abdulaziz University

Islamic EconomicsJournal of King Abdulaziz University--Islamic Economics

Published since 1403H (1983). Initial namewas Journal of Islamic Economics whichwas changed to the above name in 1989.

Now publish two issues per year.

Address:

Editor in Chief, Journal of King AbdulazizUniversity Islamic Economics, P.O. Box16711, Jeddah , Saudi Arabia 21474.

E-Mail :[email protected] be downloaded from:http://islamiccenter.kau.edu.sa/english/index.htm
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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ISRA International Journal of Islamic

FinanceThe ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance(the Journal) is the official journal of theInternationalShariahResearch Academy (ISRA).The journal will only publish high-quality, peer-reviewed articles which explore contemporaryresearch issues within Islamic finance. The mainobjective of the Journal is to propel the developmentof knowledge and original thought in Islamicfinance, particularly in the area of Sharah

methodologies and processes.Address:

Editor-in-ChiefInternational Shari`ah Research Academy of IslamicFinance (ISRA) ISRA@INCEIF2nd Floor, Annexe Block, Menara Tun RazakJalan Raja Laut, 50350 Kuala LumpurMALAYSIA

Downloadable from:http://www.isra.my/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=64&Itemid=184

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