Modern Islamic Banking

List of Figures

1. Figure 2.1 Dimensions of Islam
2. Figure 3.1 Simple musharaka transaction
3. Figure 3.2 Simple mudaraba structure
4. Figure 3.3 Simple murabaha structure
5. Figure 3.4 Operating lease
6. Figure 3.5 Finance lease
7. Figure 3.6 Simple salam structure
8. Figure 3.7 Simple istisna structure
9. Figure 3.8 Simple parallel istisna structure
10. Figure 3.9 Parties involved in a letter of credit transaction
11. Figure 3.10 Simple arbun structure
12. Figure 3.11 Generic sukuk structure
13. Figure 3.12 Sukuk al musharaka
14. Figure 3.13 Sukuk al mudaraba
15. Figure 3.14 Sukuk al ijara
16. Figure 3.15 Sukuk al salam
17. Figure 3.16 Sukuk al istisna
18. Figure 5.1 Two-tier mudaraba or wakala structure for savings accounts
19. Figure 5.2 Two-tier mudaraba or wakala structure for fund management
20. Figure 5.3 Lease for personal finance
21. Figure 5.4 Murabaha for personal finance
22. Figure 5.5 Commodity murabaha for personal finance
23. Figure 6.1 Simple commodity mudaraba structure
24. Figure 6.2 Commodity murabaha, deposit given
25. Figure 6.3 Commodity murabaha, cash and warrant flow
26. Figure 6.4 Reverse commodity murabaha, deposit taken
27. Figure 6.5 Reverse commodity murabaha, cash and warrant flow
28. Figure 6.6 Tawarruq
29. Figure 6.7 Two-tier wakala structure for liquidity management
30. Figure 6.8 Exchange of deposits
31. Figure 6.9 Profit rate swap
32. Figure 7.1 Murabaha in trade finance
33. Figure 7.2 Tawarruq in trade finance
34. Figure 7.3 Musharaka transaction in project finance
35. Figure 7.4 Istisna in project finance
36. Figure 7.5 Lease applied to property finance
37. Figure 7.6 Sale ...