Islamic Economic Studies

1993 - 2022

Current editor(s): Salman Syed Ali and Anis Ben Khedher

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ELIMINATION OF POVERTY: CHALLENGES AND ISLAMIC STRATEGIES pp. 1-16: Ismail Sirageldin
GLOBALIZATION OF FINANCIAL MARKETS AND ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS pp. 20-66: M. Khan

ISLAMIC QUASI EQUITY (DEBT) INSTRUMENTS AND THE CHALLENGES OF BALANCE SHEET HEDGING: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS pp. 1-31: Tariqullah Khan
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE IN THE WEST: THE UNITED KINGDOM EXPERIENCE pp. 36-59: Rodney Wilson
TOWARDS AN OBJECTIVE MEASURE OF GHARAR IN EXCHANGE pp. 61-102: Sami Al-Suwailem

RISK AND PROFITABILITY MEASURES IN ISLAMIC BANKS: THE CASE OF TWO SUDANESE BANKS pp. 1-24: Abdel-Hameed M. Bashir
THE DESIGN OF INSTRUMENTS FOR GOVERNMENT FINANCE IN AN ISLAMIC ECONOMY pp. 27-43: Nadeem Ul Haque and Abbas Mirakhor

THE MALAYSIAN ECONOMIC EXPERIENCE AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR THE OIC MEMBER COUNTRIES pp. 1-41: Mohamed Ariff
AWQAF IN HISTORY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR MODERN ISLAMIC ECONOMIES pp. 43-70: Murat Cizakca
FINANCIAL ENGINEERING WITH ISLAMIC OPTIONS pp. 74-103: Mohammed Obaidullah

THE SURVIVAL OF ISLAMIC BANKING: A MICRO-EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-19: Mahmoud El-Gamal

PERFORMANCE AUDITING FOR ISLAMIC BANKS pp. 23-37: Muhammad Akram Khan
CAPITAL ADEQUACY NORMS FOR ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS pp. 39-55: Mohammed Obaidullah

THE DIMENSIONS OF AN ISLAMIC ECONOMIC MODEL pp. 1-23: Syed Nawab Haider Naqvi
INDIRECT INSTRUMENTS OF MONETARY CONTROL IN AN ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SYSTEM pp. 28-65: Nurun N. Choudhry and Abbas Mirakhor
ISTISNA‘ FINANCING OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS pp. 67-74: Muhammad Anas Zarqa
THE USE OF ASSETS IJARA BONDS FOR BRIDGING THE BUDGET GAP pp. 75-92: Monzer Kahf

MONETARY MANAGEMENT IN AN ISLAMIC ECONOMY pp. 2-35: M Umer Chapra
COST OF CAPITAL AND INVESTMENT IN A NON-INTEREST ECONOMY pp. 35-47: Abbas Mirakhor
COMPETITION AND OTHER EXTERNAL DETERMINANTS OF THE PROFITABILITY OF ISLAMIC BANKS pp. 49-64: Sudin Haron

RULES FOR BENEFICIAL PRIVATIZATION: PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS pp. 1-32: William Baumol
PRIVATIZATION IN THE GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL (GCC) COUNTRIES: THE NEED AND THE PROCESS pp. 35-55: Fuad Abdullah Al-Omar
TOWARDS AN ISLAMIC APPROACH FOR ENVIRONMENTAL BALANCE pp. 57-76: Muhammad Ramzan Akhtar

ISLAMIC SECURITIES IN MUSLIM COUNTRIES' STOCK MARKETS AND AN ASSESSMENT OF THE NEED FOR AN ISLAMIC SECONDARY MARKET pp. 1-37: Abdul Rahman Yousri Ahmed
DEMAND FOR AND SUPPLY OF MARK-UP AND PLS FUNDS IN ISLAMIC BANKING: SOME ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS pp. 1-46: Tariqullah Khan
TOWARDS AN ISLAMIC STOCK EXCHANGE IN A TRANSITIONAL STAGE pp. 79-112: Hmad Abdel Fattah El-Ashkar
THE INTEREST RATE AND ISLAMIC BANKING pp. 115-122: H. Shajari And M. Kamalzadeh
THE NEW ROLE OF THE MUSLIM BUSINESS UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL & MEDIUM INDUSTRIES IN MALAYSIA pp. 123-134: Saad Al-Harran

GROWTH OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND BUREAUCRACY IN KUWAIT pp. 1-14: Fuad Abdullah Al-Omar
FISCAL REFORM IN MUSLIM COUNTRIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PAKISTAN pp. 15-34: Munawar Iqbal
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION FOR GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES THROUGH ISLAMIC MODES OF CONTRACT: THE CASE OF IRAN pp. 35-85: Iraj Toutounchian
AN OVERVIEW OF PUBLIC BORROWING IN EARLY ISLAMIC HISTORY pp. 61-78: Muhammad Nejatullah Siddiqi
PUBLIC SECTOR RESOURCE MOBILIZATION IN ISLAM pp. 79-107: Mahamoud A. Gulaid

ISLAMIC BANKING: STATE OF THE ART pp. 1-33: Ziauddin Ahmad
COMPARATIVE ECONOMICS OF SOME ISLAMIC FINANCING TECHNIQUES pp. 35-68: M. Fahim Khan
PROGRESS OF ISLAMIC BANKING:THE ASPIRATIONS AND THE REALITIES pp. 71-80: Sami Hasan Homoud
CONCEPT OF TIME IN ISLAMIC ECONOMICS pp. 81-102: Ridha Saadallah
DEVELOPMENT OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS IN AN ISLAMIC FRAMEWORK pp. 103-115: Rodney Wilson

IS EQUITY FINANCED BUDGET DEFICIT STABLE IN AN INTEREST FREE ECONOMY? pp. 1-14: M. Aynul Hasan and Ahmed Naeem Siddiqui
IS EQUITY FINANCED BUDGET DEFICIT STABLE IN AN INTEREST FREE ECONOMY? pp. 1-14: M. Aynul Hasan and Ahmed Naeem Siddiqui
CONTEMPORARY PRACTICES OF ISLAMIC FINANCING TECHNIQUES pp. 15-52: Ausaf Ahmad
FINANCING AND INVESTMENT IN AWQAF PROJECTS: A NON-TECHNICAL INTRODUCTION pp. 55-62: Muhammad Anas Zarqa
LIMITATIONS ON THE USE OF ZAKAH FUNDS IN FINANCING SOCIOECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE pp. 63-87: Shawki Ismail Shehata
AL-MUQARADAH BONDS AS THE BASIS OF PROFIT SHARING pp. 79-102: Walid Khayrullah

Decision Making Tools for Resource Allocation Based on Maq id Al- Shar ah pp. 0-0: Moussa Larbani and Mustafa Omar Mohammed
FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SHARI'AH pp. 21-35: Hussein Hamed Hassan
ISLAMIC BANKING IN SUDAN'S RURAL SECTOR pp. 37-55: Mohamed Uthman Khaleefa
Success of Islamic Modes in Microfinance: The Experience of the Family Bank (Sudan) pp. 121-124: Essam Mohamed Ali Laithi

TOWARDS AN ISLAMIC STOCK MARKET pp. 1-20: Mohamed Ali El Gar
FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SHARI'AH pp. 21-35: Hussein Hamed Hassan
ISLAMIC BANKING IN SUDAN'S RURAL SECTOR pp. 37-55: Mohamed Uthman Khaleefa
POTENTIAL ISLAMIC CERTIFICATES FOR RESOURCE MOBILIZATION pp. 57-69: Mohamed El-Hennawi
AGENDA FOR A NEW STRATEGY OF EQUITY FINANCING BY THE ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK pp. 71-88: D.M. Qureshi