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BRIAN KETTELL, the Course Director, worked at the Central Bank of Bahrain for several years and has extensive experience in Islamic banking.
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He has published 16 books on banking and financial markets and over 20 case studies on Islamic banking and finance.

Module 10

Survey of the Islamic instruments

Financial intermediation, within Islamic financial institutions, operates through a very different approach to that of conventional banking and capital market intermediation.

     This module compares the similarities and differences between all the Islamic banking and financial products.

  • Nature of Islamic contracts
  • Intermediation contracts-Mudaraba, Kifala, Amana, Takaful, Wikala, Ju'ala
  • Transactional contracts- Murabaha, Salam, Ijara, Istisna'a, Musharaka
  • What are the critical limitations of each of these contracts?