Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions [electronic resource] : A Study of their Objectives and Achievements /
Lone, Fayaz Ahmad.author.
This book is a study of the objectives of Islamic Finance in the modern banking space and offers insight into the effects of changes and developments occurring in Islamic banking products and services.
Description based upon print version of record.
Cover; Contents; List of Tables and Figures; Foreword; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; 1 Islamic Finance: An Introduction; 1.1 Islamic Finance; 1.2 The conventional financial system vs the Islamicfinancial system; 1.3 Islamic banking vs conventional banking; 1.4 The components of Islamic finance; 1.5 The operating structure of Islamic banks; 1.6 Products and services of Islamic Finance; 2 Historical Development and Research Design; 2.1 History of Islamic Finance; 2.2 Current Islamic Finance market; 2.3 Islamic finance in Saudi Arabia; 2.4 Statement of the problem
2.5 Literature review2.6 Research gap; 2.7 Objectives of the study; 2.8 Hypotheses of the study; 2.9 The research process; 2.10 Research questions; 2.11 Research methodology; 2.12 Plan of research; 2.13 Limitations of the research; 2.14 Scope for further research; 3 Islamic Finance - An Overview; 3.1 Background; 3.2 Sources of Islamic/Divine Law; 3.3 Interest; 3.4 The prohibition of Riba (Interest); 3.5 The meaning of Riba (Usury); 3.6 Types of Riba; 3.7 Development of Islamic Finance; 3.8 Islamic Finance in Malaysia; 3.9 Islamic Finance in the United Arab Emirates
3.10 The challenges of Islamic Finance4 Objectives of Islamic Finance; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Islamic Shari'ah and its objectives; 4.3 Sources of Shari'ah tenets; 4.4 Objectives (Maqasid) of Shari'ah; 4.5 Types of Islamic Finance objectives; 5 The Objectives and Achievements of Islamic Finance: An Analysis; 5.1 The universe; 5.2 Sample; 5.3 Questionnaire; 5.4 Sampling plan; 5.5 Stakeholders; 5.6 Sample size; 5.7 Gender profile of respondents; 5.8 Religious profile of respondents; 5.9 Age profile of respondents; 5.10 Country profile of respondents; 5.11 Reliability of data; 5.12 Validity
5.13 Factor analysis6 Compatibility Between Objectives and Achievements; 6.1 Achievements; 6.2 Conclusion; 6.3 Suggestions for the development of Islamic Finance; Appendix I: Questionnaire on Islamic Finance Objectives and Achievements; Appendix II: Islamic Financial Institutions (By Region and Country); Appendix III: Glossary on Islamic Finance; Notes; Bibliography; Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book is a study of the objectives of Islamic Finance in the modern banking space and offers insight into the effects of changes and developments occurring in Islamic banking products and services.
Banks and banking.
Islam.
Business ethics.
Economics.
Management science.
Banking.
Islam.
Business Ethics.
Economics, general.