Jurisdictional differences (financing through debt)

39.10

Product description

The Book of Fiqh Differences in Contemporary Financial Transactions: Financing by Debt presents to you this valuable book, issued by Dar Kinouz Ishbiliya, an in-depth and comprehensive scientific study on the fiqh differences related to financing by debt in contemporary financial transactions. The book aims to highlight the precise aspects and fiqh disagreements that arise in this type of financing, with solutions and clarifications derived from sources of Islamic law. Importance and features of the book: Reliable scientific content: The book features precise scholarly verification, relying on the main fiqh books and their original sources, ensuring the reliability of the information provided. Clear and straightforward style: Despite the accuracy and depth of the content, the book uses a systematic and clear scientific style, making it easy to understand and absorb for all readers, whether students of knowledge, researchers, or those interested in Islamic financial affairs. Handling subtle differences: The book focuses on reviewing and analyzing the precise and complex fiqh differences in debt financing issues, helping the reader distinguish between different rulings and applications. Suitable for contemporary transactions: The study addresses modern financial transactions, making it a fundamental reference for those seeking a Shariah understanding of modern financial dealings, especially those related to deferred financing. High-quality production: The book features excellent printing quality and elegant design, making it a valuable addition to your library. This book is an indispensable reference for anyone wishing to deepen their understanding of Islamic jurisprudence, particularly in aspects related to financing, credit, and contemporary financial systems from an Islamic perspective. Authored by: Dr. Mohammed Khair Ramadan Youssef Publisher: Dar Kinouz Ishbiliya Get your copy now and enjoy fast and reliable shipping to all regions of the Kingdom.