AIMS - Study Notes | Islamic Finance | Islamic Banking


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Below are free resources for seekers of Islamic banking and financial studies. These study notes give learners a basic ideas of ► Prohibited elements in Islamic financial System ► How Islamic banking & Insurance is different with Conventional systems ► Islamic rules for sale ► What is Takaful and its Models ► Definition of Major terminologies used in Islamic Finance industry ► Major differences between Islamic Modes of Finance ► Objections and Issues related to some financial instruments

	Introduction to RIBA (from Quarn & Hadith)	Download 69 KB

	Introduction to Gharar (from Quarn & Hadith)	Download 71 KB

	Differences between Islamic and Conventional Banking	Download 126 KB

	Time Value of Money in Islamic Banking	Download 80 KB

	Islamic Modes of Financing	Download 108 KB

	Glossary of Islamic Banking and Finance	Download 242 KB

	Conditions for Investing in Shares	Download 103 KB

	Islamic Rules for Sale (Bai)	Download 92 KB

	Sale on deferred payment (Bai Muajjal)	Download 76 KB

	Murabahah (Sales Contract at a Profit Markup)	Download 81 KB

	Mudarabah (Passive Partnership)	Download 68 KB

	Musharakah (Active Partnership)	Download 80 KB

	Diminishing Musharakah	Download 79 KB

	Objections on Musharakah Financing	Download 110 KB

	Combining Musharakah with Mudarabah	Download 86 KB

	Ijarah (Leasing)	Download 79 KB

	Salam (Sale Contract)	Download 78 KB

	Istisna (Order Contract)	Download 94 KB

	Differences in Istisna, Salam & Ijarah	Download 78 KB

	Sukuk (Islamic Bonds)	Download 92 KB

	Introduction to Takaful	Download 81 KB

	Differences between Takaful and Insurance	Download 51 KB

	Takaful Models	Download 51 KB

	Equity Funds in Islamic Financial System	Download 83 KB

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Industry Growth

Yearly growth of Islamic Finance industry is estimated as 20%. By the end of 2007, Islamic Finance industry will require 2.4 million skilled professionals, globally.

- PHRD Centre - May 2007

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CIB from AIMS was initially recommended to me by my friend; by considering the industry growth of this industry, I enrolled in this program. I believe that CIB opens learning avenues to give opportunities, knowledge and expertise to the professionals of various walks of life. The quality of lectures, study material & online educational support at AIMs is extremely great. My overall impression about the program is that it is a “MUST DO” certification for those who wants to start or excel their career in Islamic Banking and Finance.

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