التحليل الفقهي لآراء المذاهب الإسلامية في قضايا المعاملات المالية الحديثة
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2021
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Abstract
This article explores the jurisprudential analysis of Islamic schools of thought regarding modern financial transactions. In the context of global economic integration, the Islamic financial system has gained significant importance. This study delves into how classical Islamic jurisprudence addresses contemporary financial issues such as interest-based transactions, stock markets, and Islamic banking systems. The article examines the opinions of various Islamic sects on these matters, focusing on their similarities, differences, and the legal justifications for their positions. By analyzing these perspectives, this paper provides a comprehensive understanding of Islamic finance's role in modern society and its alignment with contemporary global economic practices.
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| Authors | Fatima Zahra, Imran Khan |
| Journal | Al-Meezân Research Journal |
| Year | 2021 |
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