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Transactional Jurisprudence (Advanced)

Course Description: This course aims to discuss Islamic jurisprudence of transactions with the goal of enabling students to master the jurisprudential principles related to commercial transactions. The course begins with an introductory overview of the principles of Islamic jurisprudence upon which the general framework of Islamic commercial law is based. Subsequently, the course will provide a detailed study and analysis of various contracts in Islamic commercial jurisprudence, such as contracts of exchange, guarantee, deposit, and others, in addition to reviewing modern forms of contemporary contracts. The ultimate objective is to equip students with specialized knowledge in the jurisprudence of transactions, along with familiarity with modern practices in Islamic banking and finance, in accordance with the principles of Islamic Sharia.
Credit hours: 3
Objectives of the course :

1- Explanation of the general principles of Islamic Sharia and their applications in contemporary Islamic financial products and services.
2. Applying Islamic jurisprudence rulings to Islamic financial products and services.
3- Analysis of the challenges arising from the practices and operations of Islamic banks and financial institutions.
4. Constructing and explaining the operational mechanisms and practices associated with contemporary Islamic banking and finance.

Course outputs :

1.0 Knowledge and Understanding
Recognizes the basic principles of Islamic Sharia and financial transactions jurisprudence.
1.2 Explains the different types of Islamic contracts and the legal bases upon which they are founded.
1.3 Applies the principles of Islamic jurisprudence in analyzing financial transactions.

 

2.0 Skills
2.1 Prepare organized and systematic written reports on Islamic finance issues.
Analyzes operational problems in Islamic banking and finance

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