Ghair Soodi Bankari – Muta'alliqah Fiqhi Masail ki Tahqeeq aur Ishkalat ka Jaiza - غیر سودی بینکاری

Subject:

This book is a comprehensive scholarly work on Islamic Banking, focusing on the practical and juristic (Fiqhi) aspects of modern Islamic finance. It explains the Islamic alternative to conventional interest-based banking, outlines its Shariah principles, addresses common misconceptions and objections, and analyzes contemporary financial transactions from an Islamic legal perspective.

Features:

• Comprehensive research based on the Qur'an, Sunnah, and Hanafi jurisprudence.
• Detailed analysis of modern banking practices from an Islamic perspective.
• In-depth explanation of Murabaha, Ijarah, Musharakah, Mudarabah, Salam, and Istisna'.
• Scholarly responses to common criticisms of Islamic Banking.
• Practical examples supported by authentic juristic evidence.

Major Contents:

Based on the uploaded Table of Contents and authentic references, the book includes the following major topics:

• Introduction to Interest-Free Banking
• Foundations of Islamic Banking
• Development of Interest-Free Banking after 1981
• Why Interest-Free Banking?
• Questions and Answers
• Promise (Wa'd) and Its Shariah Status
• Juristic Opinions Regarding Promises
• Common Objections to Islamic Banking
• Fees, Truthfulness, and "Al-Sidq wa al-Sawab"
• The Reality of Murabaha
• Determining Profit in Murabaha
• Practical Steps of Murabaha Transactions
• Conditions for the Validity of Murabaha
• Common Mistakes in Murabaha
• Rules of Possession (Qabd)
• Ownership and Possession
• Ijarah (Islamic Leasing)
• Shariah Principles of Ijarah
• Difference Between Ijarah and Interest-Based Loans
• Musharakah (Partnership)
• Mudarabah (Profit-Sharing Partnership)
• Salam (Advance Purchase Contract)
• Istisna' (Manufacturing Contract)
• Currency Exchange
• Guarantees
• Agency (Wakalah)
• Representation by Banks
• Islamic Cheques and Funds Transfer
• Contemporary Financial Transactions
• Responses to Various Juristic Objections
• Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Islamic Banking