Integrating Islamic Finance and the Halal Industry: A Malaysian Perspective
May 25th, 2018 |
By: Muhammad Issyam Bin Ismail
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Response of Bursa Malaysia’s Shariah Committee on Comments and Observations of Mr. Ahmad Ali Siddiqui
June 13th, 2018 |
Response of Bursa Malaysia’s Shariah Committee on Comments and Observations of Mr. Ahmad Ali Siddiqui, the Executive Vice President at Meezan Bank's Product Development and Director, IBA Centre for Excellence in Islamic Finance
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Factors Preventing Adoption of AAOIFI Financial Accounting Standards
June 30th, 2019 |
By Mezbah Uddin Ahmed
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IN-PERSON - Exclusive Interview with Professor Datuk Dr. Rifaat Ahmed Abdel Karim
June 26th, 2018 |
Professor Datuk Dr. Rifaat Ahmed Abdel Karim has an international reputation as a leader and authority in the Islamic financial services industry (IFSI), at both professional and academic levels. He has played a pioneering role in the development of Islamic finance globally. His leadership in the setting of accounting, auditing, governance, Shariah and regulatory standards, as well as in the development of high quality short-term financial instruments to facilitate liquidity management for Islamic financial institutions, has been highly instrumental. He is also a recipient of numerous globally accredited awards. In 2016, he was conferred the Royal Award for Islamic Finance by the King of Malaysia, His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The Banker has also identified him as one of the most respected figure in the Islamic financial sector, and Euromoney has named him as one of the top 20 individuals who have so far come to the forefront of the industry. With that, I-FIKR Digest is delighted to be able to publish excerpts from his interview conducted by Dr Shariq Nisar and Prof. Dr. Umar Farooq in Doha, Qatar.
Blockchain: A Potential Platform for Waqf
February 9th, 2019 |
Waqf in Islam is essentially identified as a property that is dedicated to God in charity. Besides it is perpetual in nature and at times irrevocable and inalienable. Literally waqf is defined as a detention of property to produce an income that can be made available for charitable deeds for the community and humanity at large. Basically, when a waqf is created, the property is detained or tied up forever and becomes untransferable.
Smart Contracts for Islamic Financial Transactions - Dr. Farrukh Habib
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