Islamic Banking
& Finance: Another Approach
by
A.L.M. Abdul Gafoor
The author of this booklet is also
the author of the three titles given below.
Each of them is self contained, treats a specific topic, and provides a
new methodology. The present work
describes how the three books, taken together, offer a
comprehensive banking and financing system that addresses the needs and
concerns of Muslims today. Each book
provides one or more independent modules of the system, and each module can be
implemented alone or in combination with others depending on the circumstances
and time frame. Many of the modules are
of general applicability — being Muslim is not a prerequisite. Some modules
contain several options to address different field conditions. Consequently, the system spans so wide a
spectrum of circumstances that practically every country and every community
can find a combination that will suit its particular requirements.
Interest-free Commercial
Banking
ISBN 90-802354-1-5 xii+86 pages 1995
Participatory Financing
through
Investment Banks and
Commercial Banks
ISBN 90-802354-2-3 xii+96
pages 1996
Commercial Banking in the
presence of Inflation
ISBN 90-802354-3-1 x+122pages
1999
ISBN
90-802354-4-X, 32 pages, 2000
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Table of Contents
Preface
1 – Main features
2 – Zero interest and
capital guarantee
3 – Lending and
investing
4 – Participatory
financing
4.1 – Financing by lending
5 – Interest-free
commercial banking
5.1 – Loan default insurance
6 – Participatory
financing through commercial banks
7 – Compensation for
inflation
7.1 – Measuring inflation on capital
7.2 – Application to commercial banking
7.3 – Application to participatory financing
7.4 – Government bonds
7.5 – The model
8. – Modular
implementation
9. – Conclusions
Bibliography