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    This document outlines a course pro forma for an Islamic banking and finance course. The course aims to provide students with an overview of the Islamic financial system, including Islamic financial institutions and markets. Specifically, the course will help students: 1) understand the underlying concepts and principles of Islamic banking and finance; 2) examine the differences between Islamic and conventional financial systems; and 3) analyze issues and policies related to the development of Islamic banking and finance in theory and practice. The course content will cover topics such as the prohibition of riba, Islamic contracts, Islamic banking practices, Islamic insurance, Islamic money and equity markets, and regulatory issues. The main references for the course are listed.

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    This document outlines a course pro forma for an Islamic banking and finance course. The course aims to provide students with an overview of the Islamic financial system, including Islamic financial institutions and markets. Specifically, the course will help students: 1) understand the underlying concepts and principles of Islamic banking and finance; 2) examine the differences between Islamic and conventional financial systems; and 3) analyze issues and policies related to the development of Islamic banking and finance in theory and practice. The course content will cover topics such as the prohibition of riba, Islamic contracts, Islamic banking practices, Islamic insurance, Islamic money and equity markets, and regulatory issues. The main references for the course are listed.

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    This document outlines a course pro forma for an Islamic banking and finance course. The course aims to provide students with an overview of the Islamic financial system, including Islamic financial institutions and markets. Specifically, the course will help students: 1) understand the underlying concepts and principles of Islamic banking and finance; 2) examine the differences between Islamic and conventional financial systems; and 3) analyze issues and policies related to the development of Islamic banking and finance in theory and practice. The course content will cover topics such as the prohibition of riba, Islamic contracts, Islamic banking practices, Islamic insurance, Islamic money and equity markets, and regulatory issues. The main references for the course are listed.

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    This document outlines a course pro forma for an Islamic banking and finance course. The course aims to provide students with an overview of the Islamic financial system, including Islamic financial institutions and markets. Specifically, the course will help students: 1) understand the underlying concepts and principles of Islamic banking and finance; 2) examine the differences between Islamic and conventional financial systems; and 3) analyze issues and policies related to the development of Islamic banking and finance in theory and practice. The course content will cover topics such as the prohibition of riba, Islamic contracts, Islamic banking practices, Islamic insurance, Islamic money and equity markets, and regulatory issues. The main references for the course are listed.

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    COURSE PRO FORMA

    IMPORTANT:
    Contents of this Pro Forma should not be changed without the Senates approval. Amendments involving
    not more than 30% of the course content can be approved at the Academy/Faculty/Centre level.
    Learning Outcomes

    At the end of the course, students are able to:


    (1)
    (2)
    (3)

    Synopsis of Course Contents

    Main Reference

    FORM 7

    Apply the underlying concepts and principles of Islamic banking


    and finance;
    Examine the differences between the Islamic and the
    conventional financial systems; and
    Analyse issues and policies pertaining to the development of
    Islamic banking and finance in theory and practice.

    This course gives an overview of the Islamic financial system which


    comprises the Islamic financial institutions and financial markets. The
    course starts with a discussion of the fundamentals of Islamic
    banking and finance; the rationale, underlying concepts and
    principles. It will then examine issues pertaining to the development
    of Islamic financial institutions and financial markets. Course topics
    include the prohibition of riba, profits, Islamic contracts of exchange,
    Islamic banking in theory and practice, Islamic insurance (takaful),
    Islamic money market, Islamic equity market, Islamic derivatives
    (sukuk) and regulatory issues.
    1. Saiful Azhar Rosly (2005), Critical Issues on Islamic Banking
    and Financial Markets, Dinamas Publishing
    2. Iqbal,Z & Mirakhor A (2007), An Introduction to Islamic
    Finance, John Wiley & Sons Singapore
    3. Kamal Khir, Lakesh Gupta & Bala Shanmugam (2008),
    Islamic Banking: A Practical Perspective, Pearson Longman
    Malaysia
    4. Sudin Haron, Bala Shanmugam & Nafis Alam (2007), Islamic
    Financial System: A Comprehensive Guide, Insight Network
    Malaysia
    5. Chapra, M. Umer (1985), Towards a Just Monetary System,
    The Islamic Foundation
    6. Zeti Akhtar Aziz (2005), Islamic Banking and Finance
    Progress and Prospects Collected Speeches:2000-2005,
    Bank Negara Malaysia.
    7. Salahuddin Ahmed (2006), Islamic Banking , Finance and
    Insurance: A Global Overview, A.S Noordeen Kuala Lumpur
    8. Archer S & Rifaat Ahmed (2002), Islamic Finance, Innovation
    and Growth, Euromoney Books London
    9. Sohail Jaffer (2004), Islamic Asset Management, Euromoney
    Books, London
    10. Mohd Daud Bakar (articles)
    (i) Riba and Islamic Banking
    (ii)Contracts in Islamic Commercial Law and Their Application
    in Modern Islamic Financial System

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