Books and Research

Books

• Dictionary of Financial and Economic Terminology in the Language of Jurists.
• Sharia Principles and Their Relationship to the Jurisprudence of Public Interests.
• The Rulings and Virtues of Jihad.
• The Theory of Guardianship (Wilayah) in Islamic Sharia.
• Changes in Currency and the Jurisprudential Rulings Related Thereto in Islamic Law.
• Contemporary Jurisprudential Issues in Finance and Economics.
• Jurisprudential Studies [Qunut, Lost Property (Luqatah), Migration (Hijrah), Reconciliation (Sulh), Promise (Wa‘d), and Possession (Qabd)].
• Islamic Jurisprudence of Contemporary Financial and Banking Transactions: A New Reading.
• Contemporary Jurisprudential Developments in Islamic Banking.
• Highlights of Contemporary Jurisprudential Developments: The Islamic Banking Industry.
• Possession in Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Adhesion Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• The Salam Contract in Islamic Sharia.
• The Loan Contract in Islamic Sharia.
• The Deposit Contract in Islamic Sharia.
• Sale of Debt for Debt (Bay‘ al-Kali’ bi al-Kali’).
• Sharia Rulings on Sexual Relations.
• Prohibited and Impure Substances in Food and Medicine.
• Studies on the Foundations of Debt Obligations in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• The Theory of Binding Promise in Financial Transactions.
• Compensation for Commitments in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Composite Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence.

Research Papers

• Financial Engineering in Islamic Banks.
• The Permissibility of Charging a Fee for a Guarantee in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• The Ruling on Indexing Rent in Lease Contracts of Tangible Assets to Interest Rate Benchmarks.
• Leasing an Asset to Its Seller, Explicitly or Implicitly.
• Sharia Measures for Compelling a Delinquent Debtor to Repay and the Invalidity of Financial Compensation for Delay Damages.
• Prior Arrangement to Execute Multiple Contracts in a Single Transaction.
• Judicial Enforcement of Promises in the Jurisprudence of Financial Transactions: Foundations and Principles.
• Commitment in Financial Transactions: Its Nature and Causes.
• Hedging in Currency Exchange Transactions.
• Fulfillment of Promises in Islamic Jurisprudence: Analysis of Texts and Terminological Considerations.
• Tawarruq: Its Rulings and Contemporary Applications.
• The Rulings on Interest-Based Transactions between Muslims and Non-Muslims in Contemporary International Relations.
• Dependency (Taba‘iyyah).
• Leasing an Asset to Its Seller.
• Liability of Investment Partners and Investment Agents: Theory and Practice.
• Reflections on the Study “Trading Shares of Companies and Units of Funds Containing Debts and Cash”.
• Salam Contracts at the Price Prevailing on the Delivery Date.
• The Validity of Conditional Liability on a Trustee’s Hand in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Pledging Debts and Bonds in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Banking Benefits Granted to Current Account Holders.
• The Principle of “Changes in Rulings Due to Changes in Circumstances”.
• Combination of Contracts in a Single Transaction in Islamic Jurisprudence (Kuwait Finance House).
• Set-Off between Credit and Debit Interest and Its Difference from Exchange of Loans (Al-Baraka Annual, Issue 4).
• Conditional Stipulations in Gift and Sale Contracts and Their Impact on the Development of Murabaha-to-the-Purchase-Orderer and Ijarah Muntahia bi al-Tamlik Structures.
• Jurisprudential Characterization of the Company Underlying the Diminishing Partnership Structure: Co-Ownership or Contractual Partnership?
• Jurisprudential Characterization of Shares in Joint-Stock Companies.
• The Impact of the Distinction between Natural and Legal Personality on Jurisprudential Rulings Regarding Developments in Islamic Banking.
• Debt Restructuring (Qalb al-Dayn) and Related Jurisprudential Rulings in Islamic Law.
• Shifting the Burden of Proof in Claims of Negligence and Misconduct in Mudarabah and Investment Agency Contracts to Trustees.
• Methods for Determining Wages in Traditional and Contemporary Employment and Lease Contracts.
• Prior Arrangement for Concluding Multiple Contracts and Promises.
• Promise in Islamic Sharia: Foundations and Principles.
• Obligations in Islamic Sharia.
• Foreign Exchange Issues in Treasury Operations and Cross-Border Transfer of Funds in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Deferment of Both Countervalues in Financial Exchanges.
• Fungible and Non-Fungible Property and Their Relationship to Shares.
• Unallocated Gold Accounts.
• Sharia Solutions to Issues in Banking Mudarabah Contracts.
• Actual and Constructive Possession: Rules and Applications in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Deferred-Payment Sales: Documentation of Debt in Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Salam Contracts and Their Contemporary Applications.
• Contemporary Contracts: Their Governing Principles and Examples.
• Sale of Debt: Rulings and Contemporary Applications.
• Unsecured Credit Cards.
• Diminishing Partnership and Its Rulings in Light of Contemporary Contracts.
• Leasing a Leased Asset.
• The Jurisprudential Issue of “Include Me as a Partner and I Will Sell for You.”
• The Jurisprudential Issue of “Manumit Your Slave on My Behalf and I Shall Pay Its Price.”
• The Jurisprudential Issue of Sale with an Option of Substitution.
• The Jurisprudential Issue of the ‘Umariyyah Formula in Tree-Cultivation Partnerships (Mugharasah).
• Issues in Tax-Farming and Revenue Collection Contracts (Two Papers).
• The Jurisprudential Issue of Sharecropping with Wages.
• Mudarabah for the Production of Goods (Two Papers).
• Issues in Tree-Cultivation Partnerships (Mugharasah).
• Leasing an Asset to Its Seller.
• Liability of Investment Partners and Investment Agents: Theory and Practice.
• The Issue of Selling a Farmer’s Share of Agricultural Produce.
• Leasing Shares.
• Trading Shares of Companies.
• Salam Contracts at the Price Prevailing on the Delivery Date (Studies and Commentaries).
• An Agent Purchasing from Himself (Two Papers).
• Wujuh Partnership (Credit Partnership).
• The Jurisprudential Issue of “Reduce and Accelerate Payment”.
• Liability of a Partner in Purchasing Transactions.
• Maintenance Expenses in Mudarabah Contracts (Two Papers).