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GLOBAL NEED FOR A NEW ECONOMIC CONCEPT:
ISLAMIC ECONOMICS
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Saima Akbar Ahmed
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2
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ISLAMIC JUSTIFICATION OF DERIVATIVE INSTRUMENTS
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Ali Salehabadi & Mohammad Aram
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3
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THE OFFSHORE SERVICES INDUSTRY IN THE CARIBBEAN:
A CONCEPTUAL AND SUB-REGIONAL ANALYSIS
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Nand C. Bardouille
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4
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THE ROLE OF KHIYAR AL-‘AYB IN
AL-BAY’ BITHAMAN AJIL FINANCING
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Saiful Azhar Rosly , Mahmood Sanusi
and Norhashimah Mohd Yasin
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5
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ECONOMIC RATIONALE FOR THE STATE COLLECTION
OF ZAKAH
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Zafar Iqbal
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6
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NURTURED BY ‘KUFR1 ’: THE WESTERN PHILOSOPHICAL
ASSUMPTIONS UNDERLYING CONVENTIONAL
(ANGLO-AMERICAN) ACCOUNTING
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Shahul Hameed Mohamed Ibrahim .
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7
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TRIBUTE (KHARAJ) AS A TAX ON LAND IN ISLAM
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M. Zarra Nezhad
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8
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INTEREST AND THE MODERN ECONOMY
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ARSHAD ZAMAN and ASAD ZAMAN
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9
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ISLAMIC ECONOMIC THOUGHT AND
THE NEW GLOBAL ECONOMY
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M. UMER CHAPRA
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10
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FINANCING MICROENTERPRISES: AN ANALYTICAL
STUDY OF ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS
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HABIB AHMED
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11
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THE 1997-98 FINANCIAL CRISIS IN MALAYSIA:
CAUSES, RESPONSE, AND RESULTS†
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ZUBAIR HASAN
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12
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ISLAM AND DEVELOPMENT REVISITED WITH
EVIDENCES FROM MALAYSIA
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ATAUL HUQ PRAMANIK
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13
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ZAKAH ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING: PRINCIPLES,
RULES AND EXPERIENCE IN PAKISTAN
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MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN
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14
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THE 1997-98 FINANCIAL CRISIS IN MALAYSIA:
CAUSES, RESPONSE, AND RESULTS − A REJOINDER
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ZUBAIR HASAN
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15
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PRE-REQUISITES FOR EFFECTIVE INTEGRATION
OF ZAKAH INTO MAINSTREAM ISLAMIC
FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN MALAYSIA
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ABDUL RAHIM ABDUL RAHMAN
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16
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income distriubtion and economic growth:evidence from islamic republic of iran
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sadeq bakhtiari ,hosein meisami and mohamad soleimani
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An empirical investigation
of the effects of health and
education on income distribution
and poverty in Islamic countries
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Sadegh Bakhtiari,Hossein Meisami
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18
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AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF IJARAH ACCOUNTING
PRACTICES IN MALAYSIAN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
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Ros Aniza Mohd. Shariff
Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman
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19
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EVOLUTION OF EURO: LESSONS FOR MUSLIM COUNTRIES
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Muhammad Anwar
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20
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EVOLUTION OF EURO: LESSONS FOR MUSLIM COUNTRIES
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Muhammad Anwar
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21
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A Brief History of Money in
Islam and Estimating the Value
of Dirham and Dìn´r
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M. Zarra Nezhad
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22
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A Note on Regulation of
Markets in Islamic Perspective:
An Institutional Approach
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Ausaf Ahmad
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23
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An Empirical Analysis of Islamic
Bond Selection by Individual
Dealers: Evidence from Malaysia
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Kamisan Gadar andRodney Wilson
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24
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An Islamic Critique of the
Capital Adequacy Requirement
in Basle II as a Neo-Liberal
Agency Underlying Capitalist
Globalization
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Masudul Alam Choudhury
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25
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AWARENESS OF AAOIFI ACCOUNTING STANDARDS IN THE
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
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Sultan Al-Abdullatif
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26
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Commodity Murabahah Programme (CMP):
An Innovative Approach to Liquidity Management
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Dr. Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki
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27
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Contemplating an Islamic
Theory of Justice: Situating
Tradition Amidst Modernity
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Zafar Iqbal
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28
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Democracy, Economic
Development and Maqasid
Al-Shari[ah
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Murat Çizakça
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29
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Developing the Islamic Capital
Market and Creating Liquidity
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Stella Cox
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30
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DEVELOPMENT OF LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS:
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
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Abdul Rais Abdul Majid
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31
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ECONOMIC RATIONALE FOR THE STATE COLLECTION
OF ZAKAH
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Zafar Iqbal
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32
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ETHICAL INVESTMENT: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
FROM FTSE ISLAMIC INDEX
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KHALED A. HUSSEIN
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33
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ETHICS AND EFFICIENCY IN ISLAMIC
STOCK MARKETS
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Mohammed Obaidullah
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34
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Fifty Years of Malaysian
Economic Development: Policies
and Achievements
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Zubair Hasan
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35
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FINANCING BUILD, OPERATION AND TRANSFER (BOT)
PROJECTS:THE CASE OF ISLAMIC INSTRUMENT
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TARIQULLAH KHAN
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36
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Fiscal Decentralization and
Economic Growth Nexus:
Evidence from Province-level
Cross-section Data for Indonesia
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Abd. Ghafar B. Ismail andMuhammad Zilal Hamzah
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37
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GLOBAL NEED FOR A NEW ECONOMIC CONCEPT:
ISLAMIC ECONOMICS
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Saima Akbar Ahmed
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38
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How Attractive Is A Shari’ah Index Fund?
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Mohd Mahyudi Mohd Yusop
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39
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Iktinazand Islamic Monetary
Policy
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Ahmad F. Oran
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40
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Implementation of the Islamic Letter of Credit
in International Trade
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Dr. Ahcene Lahsasna
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41
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Individual Freedom and Social
Control: Human Nature
Revisited: A Review Article
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Ismail Sirageldin
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42
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Information-Communication
Technology and Economic
Growth in Malaysia
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Mudiarasan Kuppusamy andBala Shanmugam
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43
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INTEREST AND THE MODERN ECONOMY
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ARSHAD ZAMAN and ASAD ZAMAN
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44
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ISLAM AND DEVELOPMENT REVISITED WITH
EVIDENCES FROM MALAYSIA
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ATAUL HUQ PRAMANIK
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45
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ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL BANKING IN THE NINETIES: A
COMPARATIVE STUDY
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MUNAWAR IQBAL
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46
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ISLAMIC BUSINESS CONTRACTS, AGENCY PROBLEM
AND THE THEORY OF THE ISLAMIC FIRM
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Md. Abdul Awwal Sarker
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47
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ISLAMIC ECONOMIC THOUGHT AND
THE NEW GLOBAL ECONOMY
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M. UMER CHAPRA
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48
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ISLAMIC LAW, ADAPTABILITY AND
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT
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HABIB AHMED
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49
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Islamic Mutual Funds: How Do They Compare with
Other Religiously - Based and Ethically - Based
Mutual Funds?
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Prof. Wafica Ghoul
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50
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Islamic Political Economy:
Contrasting Paradigms Between
Democracy and Political
Participation in Islam
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Masudul Alam Choudhury and Mohammad Ziaul Hoque
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51
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Microcrediting in Islam: Islamic Micro-Financial
Institutions
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Edib Smolo
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52
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Micro-Money and Real
Economic Relationship in the
100 per cent Reserve
Requirement Monetary System
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Masudul Alam Choudhury
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53
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NURTURED BY ‘KUFR1
’: THE WESTERN PHILOSOPHICAL
ASSUMPTIONS UNDERLYING CONVENTIONAL
(ANGLO-AMERICAN) ACCOUNTING
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Shahul Hameed Mohamed Ibrahim
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OrganisedTawarruqin Islamic Law:
A Study of OrganisedTawarruqas Practised
in the Financial Institutions in Saudi Arabia
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Salah Fahd al - Shalhoob
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55
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Political Corruption and its
Implications for Development in
the Arab World
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Ataul Haq Pramanik
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56
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Securitization: An Important
Recipe for Islamic Banks Ð
A Survey
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Faizal Ahmad Manjoo
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57
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SUKUKMARKET:
INNOVATIONS AND CHALLENGES
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MUHAMMAD AL-BASHIR MUHAMMAD AL-AMINE
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58
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The Application of al-Qawā
id al-Fiqhiyyahin the Area of
Islamic Economics
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Assoc. Prof. Mahmood M. Sanusi
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59
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THE APPLICATION OF BAY’ AL-‘INAH AND BAY’ AL-DAYN IN
MALAYSIAN ISLAMIC BONDS: AN ISLAMIC ANALYSIS
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Saiful Azhar Rosly & Mahmood M. Sanusi
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60
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The Challenges of Realizing Maqasid al-Shari`ah in
Islamic Banking and Finance
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Dr. Abdulazeem Abozaid
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61
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The Collection of Waqf through
Insurance Companies: A Critical
Analysis of the Malaysian
Experience
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Ashraf bin Md. Hashim
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62
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The Gold Dinar: The Next
Component in Islamic Economics,
Banking and Finance
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Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera andMoussa Larbani
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63
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THE ISLAMIC BONDS MARKET: POSSIBILITIES
AND CHALLENGES
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Muhammad al-Bashir Muhammad al-Amine
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64
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THE NATURE OF RIBA IN ISLAM
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M. Umer Chapra
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65
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THE OFFSHORE SERVICES INDUSTRY IN THE CARIBBEAN:
A CONCEPTUAL AND SUB-REGIONAL ANALYSIS
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Nand C. Bardouille
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66
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Theories of Profit and a Juristic
Understanding of Legitimate
Entitlement to Profit
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Muhammed Imran Ismail
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67
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THEORY OF THE FIRM, MANAGEMENT AND
STAKEHOLDERS: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE
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TOSEEF AZID
and∗
MEHMET ASUTAY
and
UMAR BURKI
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68
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TRIBUTE (KHARAJ)AS A TAX ON LAND IN ISLAM
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M. Zarra Nezhad
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69
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Ummatic Globalization
Versus Neoclassical Capitalist
Globalization: Formalism and
Application
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Masudul Alam Choudhury,
Mubarak Al-Ghamdi
And
Yakubu Umar
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70
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Waqfthrough Sukuk Al-Intifa’a: A Proposed Generic
Model
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Muhamad Kholid
Raditya Sukmana
Kamal Abdul Kareem Hassan
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71
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ZAKAHACCOUNTING AND AUDITING: PRINCIPLES,
RULES AND EXPERIENCE IN PAKISTAN
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MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN
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72
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ربا القروض النتاجیه و الاستهلاکیه
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Dr. Radwan Jamal al – Atrash
Dr. Ahmad Asad Mahmoud Ibrahim
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