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The Art of Islamic Banking and Finance Tools and Techniques for Community-Based Banking

ISBN: 9780470449936 | 0470449934
Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Wiley
Pub. Date: 1/7/2010

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
Praise forThe Art of IslamicBanking and Finance"It is not surprising that The Art of Islamic Banking and Finance provides a definitive exposition of Islamic economics theory and its application in developing Shari'aa-compatible products. The writer, Dr. Yahia Abdul-Rahman, is among the pioneering scholars who showed how Islamic economic concepts, long forgotten, can be revived and applied effectively in today's financial services industry. His American Finance House: Lariba has become one of the main driving forces for Islamic finance in North ... MORE
Introduction
The Faith-Based Judeo-Christian-Islamic
Foundation of the Prohibition of Interest and the RF (Riba-Free) Banking System
An Introduction to the Judeo-Christian-Islamic
Foundations of Faith
The Judaic Position on the Charging of Ribit (Interest) - Money, Lending and Interest in the Torah and the Jewish Tradition
The Charging of Ribit (Interest) in the Catholic Tradi... MORE
Lending to the Poor
The Charging of Ribit (Interest) in the Tradition and Teachings of the Evangelical Christian Church
The Prohibition of Charging of Ribit /Riba (Interest/Usury) in Islam
The Principle of Marking-To-The Market
Development of the Marking-to-the Market Rule
Riba-Free Business Transaction Models
Endnotes
The Law (Shari'aa): Shari'aa Boards in Islamic Banks - An Overview and a Vision for the Future
The Law - Shari'aa
The Shari'aa Board in an Islamic Bank or Finance Company
Endnotes
Money and Its Creation: The Federal Reserve System (Central Banks) and Interest Rates
Those Who ôMake" Money and Others Who ôEarn" Money
The Federal Reserve Board of the United States of America, Function of the Federal Reserve
The Dollar Made As Gold! What a Wonderful Place to Be!
The Prohibition of Riba/Ribit - Rulings on Riba in the Science of the Law (Shari'aa) -Fiqh
Homes in America
Price of Coal
Price of Crude Oil
Price of Natural Gas
Rice Prices
Gold: That Amazing Metal
Marking the Investment to the Market
Endnotes
Civility and Social responsibility of the Riba-Free Banking System
The Judeo-Christian-Islamic
Civility, Morality and Social Responsibility
The Vision of an Ideal Faith-Based Judeo-Christian-Islamic
Society
New Trends That Captured the Imagination of the Pagans of the Arabian Peninsula
Elements of the Riba Free Economic System
The Riba Free Judeo-Christian-Islamic
System and Business Ethics
Money and Finance
Values and Business Ethics of the RF Banker
The Ten Golden Covenants of the RF Bank
Where Do We Start From and How to Realize the Dream?
Endnotes
The Conventional Riba-Based Banking System
The Banking System of America
Types of Banking Services in America
Government Supervision of the Bank
United States Banking Regulations
Endnotes
What is the Difference? Comparing Riba-Free Banking and Conventional Riba-Based Banking
The RF Banking Brand: History, Development, and Stages of Growth
An Overview of RF Banking
Endnotes
Islamic Banking in the 20th
Century
Islamic Banking Models
Court Challenges of the Shari'aa
Compliant ôContract Fitting" Islamic Finance. Approach
Conclusion
Endnotes
Developing the ôShari'aa-Based" Finance Model
The Puzzle and the Challenge of Developing RF (Riba-Free) Banking and Financing
The Law (Shari'aa) and the Laws of the Land
Major Objections of ôScholars" in the Law (Shari'aa)
to the Conventional Riba-Based Finance Contract
Building the Shari'aa-Based
Finance Model
The Results
Endnotes
Starting an RF Bank in America: The Acquisition and Restructuring a Troubled Bank, and Operating It Riba-Free
Introduction
Riba-Based Conventional Financing vs. RF Financing
Looking for a Suitable Bank to Acquire
Making History: Acquiring the Bank of Whittier, National Association
Operating the First RF Bank in America
Endnotes
Operating an RF Bank in America
Investing In and Operating a Riba-Free Bank in America
Definition of the Added Value of RF Banking
What is RF Banking and Finance?
Training Program at the Bank of Whittier Open University
Endnotes
Application to Develop RF Banking Investment Products
The Investment Pyramid
Endnotes
Visions for the Future of RF Banking
The 2008 Global Economic and Financial Meltdown
The Mega Banks and Financial Institutions
The Culture of Renting Money with Ribit/Riba
The Life Style of the Judeo-Christian-Islamic Value System
Some Advice for the Newcomers to the RF Life Style
Endnotes
Conclusion
A Vision for a New Banking Regime for the 21st Century
Index
Table of Contents provided by Publisher. All Rights Reserved.
Dr. Yahia Abdul-Rahman is the CEO and Chairman of the Bank of Whittier, as well as the founder and Chairman of American Finance House: LARIBA, which has offered Islamic finance and banking research and instruments since July 1987. Dr. Yahia has more than forty years of highly diversified experience in the banking and oil and gas industries. His area of expertise lies in international, investment, and Islamic banking, project financing, small- and medium-sized business financing, community banking, bank management, and financial services. Dr. Yahia is the author of many papers on faith-based financing and financial instruments, and he speaks regularly at forums focused on Islamic finance at many universities, including Harvard University and institutions in Egypt, Malaysia, Singapore, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, and Turkey.


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