Description

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Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Islamic Law and Islamic Finance

Chapter 2: Sharia Guidance in Financial Matters and Accounting

Chapter 3: Islamic Financial Instruments for Banking and Capital Markets

Chapter 4: Financial Instruments Based on Equity Contracts

Chapter 5: Financial Instruments Based on Sale Contracts

Chapter 6: Risks in Basic Islamic Financing Contracts

Chapter 7: Contractual Engineering in Islamic Banking

Chapter 8: Islamic Capital Market Instruments

Chapter 9: Takaful Accounting Treatments

Chapter 10: Accounting Treatment of Islamic Finance Instruments under IFRS

Chapter 11: Compatibility of IFRS9 Requirements with Islamic Financial Accounting

Chapter 12: Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) in Islamic Financial Institutions

Chapter 13: Internal Liquidity Adequacy Assessment Process (ILAAP) in Islamic Financial Institutions

Chapter 14: Conclusion and Policy Implications

About the Author

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Samir Alamad is a senior professional and expert in the Islamic banking and finance industry, an economist and a published author. He holds a PhD degree from Aston University Business School. Currently, he is the head of Sharia compliance and product development at Al Rayan Bank. He is also an AAOIFI Certified Sharia Advisor and Auditor (CSAA) and a visiting lecturer at various universities.