Islamic Finance gif References and Further Reading


• Ahmad, Khurshid (2007)Capitalism, Socialism, the Welfare State and Islam: Lecture. IRTI, Jeddah. • Akhtar Aziz, Zeti (2008): A Global Growth Opportunity Amidst a Chal- lenging Environment, Governor’s Keynote Address delivered on 8 Oc- tober at State Street Islamic Finance Congress, 2008, Boston U.S.A • Akhtar, Shamshad (April 2008): Islamic Finance: Authenticity and In- novation – A Regulator’s Perspective, • Anwar, Zarina, in an interview with Anna Maria Aug/Sep. 2008, down- loaded from the SC web site. • IFSL Research Report (Islamic finance 2010) • Askari, Iqbal and Mirakhor (2009): Globalization and Islamic Finance: Convergence, Prospects, and Challenges: John Wiley & Sons (Asia) Pte Ltd. Singapore. • Bank Negara Malaysia (October 2008) Governor’s keynote address, Islamic Finance: A Global Growth • Duetsche Borse Group White Paper (April 2008): The Global Deriva- tive Market - An Introduction: • Frankfurt/main Germany < www.eurexchange.com> • Downside World News http://www.globalresearch.ca/index. php?context=va&aid=10265 • El Gamal, Mohmoud A: (2009) Macro- vs. Micro- Considerations in Islamic Financial Ijtihad, Lecture IIFF Istanbul • Grais, Wafik, and Zamir Iqbal (2007): Diversity in the Regulation of Is- lamic Financial Institutions , The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Volume 46, Issue 5, pp. 778-800. See Table 2 even as it is based on 2000-2001 data. The situation may since have changed substantially. • Hasan, Zubair (2002) Mudarabah as a Mode of Financing in Islamic Banking: Theory, Practice, and Problems, Middle East Business and Economic Review Vol.14, No.2, Sydney, Australia, pp.41-53 • Hasan, Zubair (2009): Islamic Banking: Commodity Murabahah Re- mains in a Lurch – Note, International Journal of Islamic and Middle- eastern Finance and Management, Vol.2, No. 1 (Emerald) pp. 77-79 • Hasan, Zubair (2010): arrives at similar results in his Islamic Banks: Profit Sharing, Equity, Leverage Lure and Credit Control, (Forthcom- ing) JKAU Journal Islamic Economics, Vol. 23, No. 1 • Hasan Zubair (2008): Credit Creation and Control: An Unresolved Issue in Islamic Banking, International Journal of Islamic and Mid- dle Eastern Finance and Management, UK Vol. 1; No. 1, PP. 69-81 (Emerald) • Honohan, Patrick (July 2001): Islamic Financial Intermediation: Eco- nomic and Prudential Considerations: Development Research Group of Financial Sector Strategy and Policy Department, World Bank. • Jutia Group (July 24, 2008: Global derivative market now valued at $1.14 Quadrillion • jutiagroup.com/2008/.../24/global-derivatives-market-now-valued- at-114-quadrillion/ • Kamali, Muhammad Hashim (2002): Islamic Commercial Law: An Analysis of Futures and Options, Ilmah Publications • Singh, Harbhajan (February 11, 2008): Sukuk debate rages- Shariah compliance questioned, News Analysis: Islamic Finance, The Malay- sian Reserve, • Stieglitz, Joseph (2009): Freefall: Markets and the Sinking of the Glo- bal Economy, Allen Lane. • The Seventh Harvard University Forum on Islamic Finance (April 22- 23, 2006): Integrating Islamic Finance In the Mainstream: Regulation, Standardization, and Transparency, Cambridge, Massachusetts. • Usmani, Muhammed Taqi (2009): Post Crisis Reforms – Some Points to Ponder, presented at the World Economic Forum. • Weil, Laurent: (2009): Do Islamic Banks have Greater Market Power? Working paper (http://courmot.ustrasbg. fr/large)


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