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Introduction to Islamic Banking
Guide To Islamic Banking
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Chapter 1 The Islamic Economic System
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Chapter 2 Factors of production in Islam
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Chapter 3 The objectives of the distribution of wealth in Islam
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Chapter 4 Riba in the Qur'an
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Chapter 5 Riba in Hadith
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Chapter 6 Riba and its types
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Chapter 7 Commercial interest and usury
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Chapter 8 Simple and compound interest
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Chapter 9 Islamic contract
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Chapter 10 Sale
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Chapter 11 Valid Sale
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Chapter 12 Five khiyars
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Chapter 13 Musharakah
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Chapter 14 Mudarabah
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Chapter 15 Diminishing Musharakah
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Chapter 16 Murabaha
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Chapter 17 - Salam
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Chapter 18 Istisna'
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Chapter 19 Istijrar
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Chapter 20 Ijarah (Leasing)
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Chapter 21 Ijarah Wa Iqtina
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Chapter 22 The features of a conventional Bank
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Chapter 23 Musharakah in bank deposit
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Chapter 24 Project financing
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Chapter 25 Working capital financing
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Chapter 26 Import financing
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Chapter 27 Export financing
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Chapter 28 Securitization
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Chapter 29 Islamic Investment Funds
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Chapter 30 The principle of limited liability
Chapter 11 Valid Sale
Sale (Bai) is commonly defined in shari'ah as "the exchange of a thing of value by another thing of value with mutual consent". More specifically it means "the sale of a commodity in exchange of cash"
