A shari’a maxim or rule (in Arabic: qa’edah shar'iyyah) that is often interpreted to mean that an indispensable necessity may...

A class of contracts to which shari’ah has assigned specific names and handled in details their respective rules and stipulations....

A class of contracts to which shari’ah has assigned specific names and handled in details their respective rules and stipulations....

An Arabic term (نجش) which literally means concealment or a practice in which hunters used to rouse and chase the...

The zakah base (receptacle) is typically determined by an Islamic bank by applying 2.5% for a lunar calendar year or...

It stands for net realizable value (net realisable value); the amount that a company expects to realize in cash (naqd)...

The amount that a company expects to realize in cash (naqd) or cash equivalent (ashbah al-naqd) as payment from customers...

The zakah base (receptacle) is typically determined by an Islamic bank by applying 2.5% for a lunar calendar year or...

Sukuk that represent receivables (zhimam) of cash amounts or goods. Examples of non-tradable sukuk include salam sukuk, istisna’a sukuk, and...

Arabic (ندب) for the shari'ah effect of recommending an act or way of conduct for Muslims. In other words, it...