Murabahah and the Credit Sale
By: Analyses the defects in the contract of murabahah practised by Islamic banks
Edition: First
Series: Islamic Banking Series
Publisher: Advanced Legal Studies Institute
Published: July 2009
Place of publication: Islamabad
Number of pages: 122
First sentence: The contract of murabah ah to the purchase orderer, as it is
called, or Murabah ah lil `Amir bish-Shira’ is the backbone of Islamic
banking. Indeed, without this contract Islamic banking as
it is practiced today will collapse.
Description: This book analyses the contract of murabahah practised by Islamic banks and points out the defective reasoning used by Muslim scholars to justify the contract. The book can be downloaded from http://nyazee.org/islbanks/contracts/murabahah.pdf
Notes: Footnotes
Table of contents: pagenum: 1
label: 1
class: chapter
title: Introduction: Murabahah lil  `Amir bish-Shira’; pagenum: 15
title: Murabah. ah in Fiqh—From Bada’i‘ al-S. an¯a’i‘
class: part
label: 2; pagenum: 31
title: Modern Form and Applications of Mur¯abah. ah
class: part
label: 3; pagenum: 47
title: Murabah. ah, Bay‘ al-‘Inah and Imam al-Shafi‘ı’s Text
class: part
label: 4; pagenum: 59
label: 5
class: part
title: Legal Validity of the Credit Sale and Related Rules; pagenum: 79
title: The Legal Validity of Murabahah Combined with the Credit Sale
class: part
label: 6; pagenum: 97
title: Stated Profit Essential in Murabah ah is Missing From the New Contract
class: part
label: 7; pagenum: 107
label: 8
class: part
title: Conclusion