عنوان
پدید آورنده
موضوع
رده
کتابخانه
محل استقرار
TL49678
عربی
Ruyat jadidat lidawr almuasasat almaliat al'iislamiat fi tamwil ras almal al'iintajii w albasharii
[Thesis]
Ahmed Sayed Abdelbaki
Ahmed, Abdulrahman Yousry; Elsiefy, Elsayed
Hamad Bin Khalifa University (Qatar)
2017
139
Committee members: Abozid, Abdulazeem; Alsyed, Mohmed Gaber
Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-0-355-31775-6
M.S.
Islamic Studies
Hamad Bin Khalifa University (Qatar)
2017
This study aims to propose a frame for how Islamic financial institutions (IFIs) should be, as well as demonstrates their capability of channeling financial resources towards economic development. In light of the surge in unemployment rates, particularly among large spectrums of youth, the study proposes financial vehicles and mechanisms for directing funding towards constructive investment activities in an endeavor to catch up with our time's advancement. Among its key outcomes, this research proves that Islamic finance works on optimum allocation of financial resources, as well as channeling such resources to high productivity projects. It shows that equal economic opportunities are available to all individual within the society under the Islamic finance transactions as well as states that individual stockholders under Profit/Loss Sharing are income distribution favored benefiters on the long-term. The research also demonstrate that income distribution does not favor interest transaction dealers-who are more likely vulnerable to capital losses in case of enormous rates of inflation where net profits comes in negative figures. Through analysis of the sources and uses of a sample of IFIs, the outcomes also demonstrate that around 80% to 60% of funds are sourced from customers' deposits, whereas about 62% to 75% of the uses are directed to finance activities and around 50% to 90% of finance activities through Murabaha contracts that mostly entail consumable goods. Furthermore, the study outcomes reveals how IFIs are vulnerable to higher risks in comparison with traditional banks due to the applicable laws, legislations, and positive courts systems that are different from their counterparts in Islamic Sharia within the Arab countries.
Accounting; Economics; Finance; Islamic Studies
Social sciences;Human capital;Islamic financial institutions;New vision;Productive capital
Guduru, Rakesh
Ahmed, Abdulrahman Yousry; Elsiefy, Elsayed
Islamic Studies
Hamad Bin Khalifa University (Qatar)
1983945613; 10283061
مطالعه متن کتاب p
[Thesis]
276903
a
Y
