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Conents – RIBA BANK INTEREST AND ITS PROHIBITIONS

• FOREWORD 9
• PREFACE  11
• INTRODUCTION 13
• Chapter 1: ISLAM AND ITS LAWS 15
• Tawheed 15
• Shariah and its Objectives 17
• Maqasid al-shariah 18
• Justice and Equity 22
• The Individual 25
• Role of the State 27
• History 28
• Justice in Finance 30
• Islamic Rules for Exchange 31
• Conclusions 34
• Chapter 2: PROHIBITION OF RIBA 35
• Quran on Riba 35
• Meaning and Incidence of Riba 37
• The Riba Owed to Abbas 38
• Reason of Prohibition 41
• Profits Versus Interest 45
• Quran’s Emphasis on Charitable Giving 48
• Prophet’s Implementation of The Prohibition of Riba 48
• Understanding of Law of Riba by Companions of the Prophet and those who Followed 51
• Understanding of the Law of Riba Down the Ages 53
• The Issue of Bank Interest 55
• Arguments for Bank Interest 57
• Conclusions 63
• Chapter 3:ECONOMY WITHOUT INTEREST 65
• Liability Side of an Islamic Bank 65
• ·         Capital Protection 67
• ·         Assets of an Islamic Bank 69
• ·         Sharing Based Modes of Finance 69
• ·         Trade Based Modes of Financing 72
• ·         Murabahah 72
• Murabahah Versus Interest 73
• ·         The Problem of Default 74
• Other Asset Based Instruments 76
• ·         Islamic Banking in the Private Sector 78
• ·         Non Bank Islamic Financial Institutions 78
• Islamic Investment Companies 78
• Islamic Mutual Funds 79
• ·         Islamic Insurance/Takaful Companies 80
• ·         Stocks, Options, Derivatives and Risk Management 81
• Islamic Finance Under State Sponsorship 82
• ·         Islamic Banking and Finance in South East Asia 82
• Islamic Finance in Bahrain. 84
• ·         Islamic Finance in Sudan 84
• ·         Iran, Turkey 85
• ·         Pakistan, Bangladesh 86
• ·         The Islamic Development Bank 87
• ·         Islamic Finance and International Finance 88
• Conclusions 89
• ·         Chapter 4: ECONOMICS OF ISLAMIC FINANCE 91
• ·         Relative Stability of Islamic Financial System 92
• ·         Absorption of Real Shocks 94
• ·         Stability in the Monetary Sector 96
• ·         Exogenous Sources of Instability 96
• ·         Relative Stability with Fixed Liabilities 97
• ·         Limited Scope of Speculation in an Islamic Financial System
• 100
• ·         Relative Efficiency of an Islamic Financial System 102
• ·         Uncertainty and Efficiency 105
• ·         Meeting Uncertainty 107
• ·         Comparative Advantage       109
• ·         Fairness of the Islamic Financial System          109
• ·         Sharing Enhances Equity         111
• ·         Growth with Islamic Finance       112
• Conclusions     113
• ·         Chapter 5:    MEETING SPECIAL NEEDS    115

• Government Finance, Financing the Consumer, Microfinance and Finance for Muslim Minorities
• ·         Consumer Finance       115
• ·         Islamic Modes of House Finance        116
• ·         Credit Cards     119
• ·         Financing Agriculture    119
• ·         Government Finance          119
• ·         Deficit Financing     123
• ·         Muslim Minorities and Islamic Finance      123
• Conclusions         125
• Chapter 6:    MONETARY MANAGEMENT, INFLATION
• AND INDEXATION  127
• ·         Regulation and Governance      128
• ·         Inflation      129
• ·         Indexation            131
• Conclusions             136
• ·         Chapter 7:    CONCLUSIONS AND PROSPECTS      137
• Future of Islamic Finance          139
• ·         IOGRAPHY    141
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