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As Featured in the Islamic Finance Resources Blog
The International Shari'ah Research Academy for Islamic Finance (better known as ISRA) was established to
promote applied research for the Islamic finance industry. Their initiatives
range from translation projects to scholarship programs and their academic
output have proven prolific, here we include a list of their research papers
(all of which are available from the ISRA website):
Banking for the Poor: The Role of Islamic Banking in Microfinance Initiatives
Is the Ban on "Organised Tawarruq" The Tip of The Iceberg?
Insurable Interest in Takaful Pracitices: An Analysis
The Concept of Promise and Bilateral Promise in Financial Contracts: A Fiqhi Perspective
Challenges of Realizing Maqasid Al-Shari'ah (Objectives of Shari'ah) in the
Islamic Capital Market: Special Focus on Equity-Based Sukuk Structures
The New Central Bank Act 2009 (Act 701): Enhancing the Integrity and Role of
the Shari'ah Advisory Council (SAC) in Islamic Finance
Derivatives in Islamic Finance
Critical Appraisal of Shari'ah Issues on Ownership in Asset-based Sukuk as
Implemented in The Islamic Debt Market
Islamic Banks and Wealth Creation
Can Bursa Malaysia's Suq al-Sila' (Commodity Murabahah House) Resolve the
Controversy over Tawarruq?
Reshaping the Islamic Finance Industry Applying the Lessons Learnt from the
Global Financial Crisis
The Issue of sequence and Pre-Signingin Contract Execution: A Comparison of
Shari'ah Rules and Current Practice
Tools For Controlling Monetary Variables in the Islamic Banking System
The Concept and Operations of Swap as a Hedging Mechanism for Islamic
Financial Institutions
An Islamic Pricing Benchmark
An Analysis of the Role and Competency of the Shari'ah Committees (SCs) of
Islamic Banks and Financial Service Providers
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