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Islamic Law and Finance; Religion, Risk, and Return

Kamal M. Amjad Mian, Frank E. Vogel, Samuel L. Hayes

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1. Introduction. Part I: The Islamic Law of Finance. 2. Islamic Finance as the Application of Islamic Law. 3. Qur'an and Sunna on Contract and Commerce. 4. Islamic Laws of Usury, Risk, and Property. 5. Islamic Law of Contract. 6. The Law of Islamic Financial Institutions and Instruments. Part II: A Financial Analysis of Islamic Banking and Finance. 7. Islamic Financial Instruments: A Primer. 8. The Opportunity Rate of Capital and Islamic Capital Structure. 9. Derivatives in Islamic Finance. Part III: Case Studies: Islamic Financial Innovation. 10. Innovation in Islamic Financial Products. 11. Conclusion. Glossary. Bibliography. Index.

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Key concepts: Islam, Usury, Islamic finance, Index (typography), Sharia, Islamic banking, Business, Finance