Abstract. In present-day Islamic finance, all forms of interest are considered riba, which is prohibited in the Qur’an. However, this definition of riba creates several problems in everyday business transactions. The Islamic financial institutions are obliged to adopt such operational procedures that closely resemble interest, the while they claim to be operating on interest-free basis. The paper delves into the Qur’anic text relating to riba and suggests an alternative understanding which can help resolve various controversies relating to riba and interest. It attempts to formulate a contemporary definition of riba which accommodates the current practice of Islamic financial institutions.Keywords. Riba in Qur’an, riba and interest, cash an...
Interest-free Islamic banking is the implementation of the established juridical opinion that any in...
Islam has prohibited riba (interest) on loan given. When a lender lends money to another person, he ...
Critics of Islamic banking argue, that how could Islamic banking work when interest (riba) is prohib...
Riba is a part of economic activity that has been developing since the era of jahiliyah until now. T...
© 1992 Dr. Abdullah SaeedThe major objective of the thesis is (i) to examine critically the traditio...
The divine scripture (i.e. the Holy Quran) and the noble sayings of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon ...
The Prophet admonished riba in its all forms in his farewell Pilgrimage speech. The article examines...
Islamic Financial Institutions come up with sharia-compliant products mimicking one of their convent...
Recent years have witnessed the rapid growth 'Islamic Finance.' Islamic finance distinguishes itself...
This paper examines the different doctrines that prohibit Riba or Interest. All divine religions and...
The proscription of riba embodies the corner stone of Islamic economics. Closing the door of Ijtihad...
Usury  (henceforth called as riba) in fact has long been known and have been progressing in...
This research examines and substantially analyzes the problem of riba from a rational perspective, a...
Riba is an exchange of Ribawi elements where there is a difference in time and/or quantity. The Rib...
This paper focuses on understanding the reasons for the prohibition of interest. Lending without in...
Interest-free Islamic banking is the implementation of the established juridical opinion that any in...
Islam has prohibited riba (interest) on loan given. When a lender lends money to another person, he ...
Critics of Islamic banking argue, that how could Islamic banking work when interest (riba) is prohib...
Riba is a part of economic activity that has been developing since the era of jahiliyah until now. T...
© 1992 Dr. Abdullah SaeedThe major objective of the thesis is (i) to examine critically the traditio...
The divine scripture (i.e. the Holy Quran) and the noble sayings of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon ...
The Prophet admonished riba in its all forms in his farewell Pilgrimage speech. The article examines...
Islamic Financial Institutions come up with sharia-compliant products mimicking one of their convent...
Recent years have witnessed the rapid growth 'Islamic Finance.' Islamic finance distinguishes itself...
This paper examines the different doctrines that prohibit Riba or Interest. All divine religions and...
The proscription of riba embodies the corner stone of Islamic economics. Closing the door of Ijtihad...
Usury  (henceforth called as riba) in fact has long been known and have been progressing in...
This research examines and substantially analyzes the problem of riba from a rational perspective, a...
Riba is an exchange of Ribawi elements where there is a difference in time and/or quantity. The Rib...
This paper focuses on understanding the reasons for the prohibition of interest. Lending without in...
Interest-free Islamic banking is the implementation of the established juridical opinion that any in...
Islam has prohibited riba (interest) on loan given. When a lender lends money to another person, he ...
Critics of Islamic banking argue, that how could Islamic banking work when interest (riba) is prohib...