Below are some free notes, which gives an introductory idea about most of fundamental elements of Islamic Financial System.

 Concept of Halal and Haram in Islam

 What is Riba or Interest

Prohibition of Gharar

Islamic Rules for Sale (BAI)

Rules for Credit and Creditor

Duties of Debtor and Creditor

Islamic Rules for Partnership

Islamic Law for Renting, Leasing & Mortgages

Differences between Islamic and Conventional Financial System

FAQs on Islamic Financial System

Overview of Islamic Modes of Financing

Murabahah (Sales Contract at a Profit Markup)

Mudarabah (Passive Partnership)

Musharakah (Active Partnership)

Diminishing Musharakah

Ijarah (Leasing)

Salam (Sale Contract)

Istisna (Order Contract)

Funds Deposit and Pool Mechanism in Islamic Banking

Securitization of Musharakah

Islamic Accounts for Daily Products

Islamic Financing for Imports and Export

Some Objections on Musharakah Financing

Glossary of Islamic Banking and Finance

Introduction to Insurance

Takaful (Islamic Insurance)

Takaful: Models & Comparison with Insurance

Project Financing & Financing of Single Transaction

Financing and Profit Sharing

Islamic House Financing

Sukuk (Islamic Bonds)

Conditions for Investing in Shares

Waqf - Concept and its Integration in Islamic Finance

Currency Trading / FX Transactions in Islamic Finance

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