Fintech in Islamic finance : theory and practice, edited by Umar A. Oseni and S. Nazim Ali

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Fintech in Islamic finance : theory and practice, edited by Umar A. Oseni and S. Nazim Ali

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theory and practice

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edited by Umar A. Oseni and S. Nazim Ali

Instantiates

• Fintech in Islamic finance : theory and practice

Publication

• Abingdon, Oxon | New York, NY, Routledge, 2019

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• ©2019

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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rdacontent

Contents

• Fintech : the opportunity for Islamic finance
• Harris Irfan and Daniel Ahmed
• 3.
• Implications of technological advance for financial intermediation in Islamic finance
• Rodney Wilson
• 4.
• Fintech in Islamic finance : from collaborative finance to community-based finance
• Celia de Anca ;
• 5.
• Financial intermediation, fintech and sharī'ah compliance
• Part I.
• Shariq Nisar and Umar Farooq ;
• 6.
• E-commerce and Islamic financial intermediation
• Hafis Bello
• Part III.
• Setting the Sharī'ah Paramters:
• 7.
• Fintech in the light of Maqasid al-sharī'ah
• Mustafa Omar Mohammed and Mohamed Cherif El Amri ;
• 8.
• Introduction:
• Fintech and Islamic finance : setting the sharī'ah parameters
• Mohamad Akram Laldin and Hafas Furqani ;
• 9.
• Currency in Islamic law : a sharī'ah analysis of bitcoin
• Mufti Faraz Adam and Mufti Abdul Kadir Barkatulla ;
• 10.
• Crowdfunding in Islamic finance : ensuring proper sharī'ah oversight
• Muhammad Al-Amine Muhammad Al-Bashir
• Part IV.
• Legal and Regulatory Issues:
• 1.
• 11.
• The regulation of fintech and cryptocurrencies
• Nafis Alam and Abdolhossein Zameni ;
• 12.
• Fintech in Islamic finance : business models and the need for legal solutions
• Michael Gassner and Jonathan Lawrence ;
• 13.
• Blockchain technologies and the prospects of smart contracts in Islamic finance
• Volker Nienhaus ;
• 14.
• Fintech in Islamic finance
• The potentials of smart contract in Islamic trade finance
• Leisan Safina and Umar A. Oseni
• Part V.
• Case Studies : From Concept to Application:
• 15.
• The emergence of Islamic crowdfunding platforms : a case study of ethis ventures
• Ahmad Sabree and Umar Munshi ;
• 16.
• The investment account platform : a practical application of fintech in Malaysia
• Noor Suhaida binti Kasri and Marjan Muhammad ;
• Umar A. Oseni and S. Nazim Ali
• 17.
• Integrating waqf crowdfunding into the blockchain : a modern approach for creating a waqf market
• Magda Ismail Abdel Mohsin and Aishath Muneeza ;
• 18.
• Blockdentity : a future beyond digital identity
• Ishaq Mustapha Akinlaso, Ibrahim Opeyemi Adediran, Abdoulaye Kindy Diallo and, Ziyaad Mahomed ;
• 19.
• Banking on ICT : the relevance of online dispute resolution in the Islamic banking industry in Malaysia
• Umar A. Oseni and Sodiq O. Omoola
• Part VI.
• Part II.
• Future Directions:
• 20.
• Current trends and future impacts of fintech in Islamic finance
• Sirajulhaq Yasini and Marifatulhaq Yasini
• Fintech and Financial Intermediation:
• 2.

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25 cm

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xxiv, 350 pages

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9781138494800

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2019005865

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• n

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.b8179177

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(OCoLC)1105737604