Murabaha (also spelled murabahah) is a shari’a compatible mode of debt financing which involves the sale of a commodity mostly...

Murabaha is a type of trust-based sale (buyu al-amana) whereby acquisition of assets is financed on short or relatively long...

The key features differentiating between Islamic finance and conventional finance are summarized in the following table: Islamic Finance Conventional Finance...

The major differences between the international financial reporting standards and Islamic finance standards (those issued by AAOIFI) can be summarized...

Murabaha is a sale-based transaction (a cost-plus sale) which involves the sale of goods/ assets for a price (thaman) consisting...

Murabaha is a sale-based transaction (a cost-plus sale) which involves the sale of goods/ assets for a price (thaman) consisting...

Murabahah is a sale-based transaction (a cost-plus sale) which involves the sale of goods/ assets for a price (thaman) consisting...

Both tawarruq and einah are two different developments of murabaha. Tawarruq is sometimes called commodity murabaha as it involves having...

Both tawarruq and einah are two different developments of murabaha. Tawarruq is sometimes called commodity murabaha as it involves having...

Ba’i al-inah (also spelled al-einah) is a type of buy-back sales in which the borrower and the lender agree (in...