Islamic Finance


1. Islamic Banking – Introduction, Background & Global Scenario

Islamic Shariah

• Shariah; key to understanding Islamic banking

• Sources of Shariah

• The concept of lawful and unlawful as per Shariah

Islamic Economic System

• Architecture of Islamic Financial System

• Objectives of Islamic economics and finance vs. capitalism and socialism

• The Concept of wealth in Islam

• Objectives of distribution of wealth in Islam

• Factors of production in Islam and their compensations

• Concept of free and fair market system in Islam

2. Concept of Riba, Gharar and Qimar and Other Prohibited Activities

• Riba – Quran, Hadith, definition and types

• Arguments against commercial interest

• Gharar, Qimar and Gambling

3. Islamic Law of Contract

• Basic elements of contract Void and valid conditions Uqood Muawadha and Ghair Muawadha

4. Islamic Law of Sale

• Subject matter, price, delivery & possession

• Bai Batil, Bai Fasid, Bai Makrooh

• Prohibited transactions in Islam

• Khayar, Iqala

5. Comparison of Islamic and Conventional Banking

• Conceptual difference between Islamic and conventional banking

• Difference between the governing principles

• Business model differentiation

• Product level differentiation

• Features of Islamic banking (Liability/Assets)

• Concept of reward and risk under shariah

6. Categories of Islamic Modes of Finance

• Trade based modes

• Participation based modes

• Rental based modes

• Disclosed agent, non disclosed agent

• Wakalatul Istismar contract (portfolio management)

• Differeniate Waadah (unilaterial promise), Muawadah (bilateral promise), Aqd (contract) Dhamanat

• Guarantee, mortgage, liquidated damages, letter of guarantee, collateral

7. Islamic products

Murabaha

• Introduction to Murabaha

• Murabaha as a financing mode

• Murabaha terminology and its variants

• Characteristics and essentials of Shariah compliant Murabaha

• Practical steps for Murabaha transactions

• Issues and mistakes in Murabaha: Rebate in early payment, penalty on late payment

• Difference between Murabaha based financing and conventional bank lending

• Risks for Islamic banks in Murabaha transactions

• Scope and application of Murabaha

Ijarah

• Basic rules of Ijarah

• Lease as a mode of Islamic financing

• Rights and Obligations of lessor and lessee

• Conditions of Ijarah/Lease

• Differentiating Islamic Ijarah from conventional leasing

• Sharia alternative to the finance lease-Ijara Muntahia Bitamleek

Musharakah

• Terminology and characteristics of Musharakah

• Type and basic rules of Mushrakah

• Termination of Musharakah

• Constructive liquidation of Musharakah

• Security/collateral in Musharakah

• Profit/loss distribution

• Application of Muharakah as a mode

• Problems and risks for banks in Mushrakah financing

Diminishing Mushrakah

• Concept of diminishing Musharakah

• Basic features of diminishing Mushrakah

• Steps in a diminishing Mushrakah transaction

• Lease rentals in diminishing Musharakha

• Unilateral promise and transfer of ownership title

• Diminishing Mushrakah as a financing mode

Mudarabah

• Mudarabah defined

• Mudarabah capital

• Profit/loss distribution

• Unrestricted and restricted Mudarabah

• Difference between Mudarabah and Mushrakah

• Termination of Mudarabah

• Scope of Mudarabah for banking system

• Problems and risks for Islamic banks providing Mudarabah based financing

Salam

• Salam : definition and concept

• Background and purpose of Salam

• Rules for valid Salam contract

• Difference between Salam and Murabaha

• Taking delivery of Salam goods

• Parallel Salam

• Application of Salam and parallel Salam

• Risks in Salam application

• Scope and potential Salam

Istisna

• Concept and definition of Istisna

• Rules for valid Istisna contract

• Payment in Istisna

• Defference between Salam and Istisna

• Parallel Istisna

• Application of Istisna and parallel Istisna

• Risks associated with Istisna

• Application of Istisna in Islamic corporate finance

8. Liability products of Islamic banks

• Deposit (Liability) management in Islamic Banks

• Profit calculation mechanism and weight ages

9. Concept of Takaful (Islamic Insurance)

• Basic concept of Takaful

• How it is different from insurance

• Models of Takaful

10.Overview of Securitization and Sukuk

• Securitization of Musharakah, Mudarabah & Ijarah Liquidity management through securitization

• Sukuk Al-Ijara

• Corporate finance transactions with live examples

• Islamic asset and fund management

11.Introduction to AAOIFI standards

• Overview of salient features of Accounting Standards of various modes

• Adaptation of AAOIFI Standards by ICAP

• Islamic banking framework given by SBP


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