ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING AND BANKING,, UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
Assume Mr. Rauf enters into a Housing Finance with an Islamic
Bank under Diminishing Musharaka Contract. The total value of the
house id OMR 1000000 where Mr. Rauf provides 30% down payment and
the balance 70% is invested by the bank. Rental value of OMR 10000
per year is agreed by both parties. The bank's investment of OMR
700000 will be bought by the Mr. Messi in 10 years in 10 equal
instalments.
Explain...
Islamic accounting undergraduate
student…
Investors deposit OMR 1000,000 with Islamic Bank under a
Mudaraba contract for a period of 12 months and a profit allocation
set out in the agreement as 80% to the investors and 20% to Islamic
Bank. The investors receive Mudaraba Certificates (investment
deposit certificates) in exchange for their deposits.
Subsequently, Islamic Bank invests the OMR 1000,000 in Islamic
Enterprises, MirrerCold Enterprise Private Limited to build a new
factory. MirrerCold Enterprise Private Limited contributes its
expertise in...
Islamic accounting undergraduate student… Investors deposit OMR
1000,000 with Islamic Bank under a Mudaraba contract for a period
of 12 months and a profit allocation set out in the agreement as
80% to the investors and 20% to Islamic Bank. The investors receive
Mudaraba Certificates (investment deposit certificates) in exchange
for their deposits. Subsequently, Islamic Bank invests the OMR
1000,000 in Islamic Enterprises, MirrerCold Enterprise Private
Limited to build a new factory. MirrerCold Enterprise Private
Limited contributes its expertise in...
As an industry, Islamic finance and more specifically Islamic
banking, has been criticized for neglecting the profit and loss
sharing (P.L.S.) model originally intended as its main mode of
operation by the theorists of Islamic economics and focusing more
on sale-based and lease-based models. Do you think that such a
criticism is justified? why or why not?
Select an Islamic bank or Islamic banking window and analyse its
Musharakah financing facility. Identify the features that make it
Shari’ah compliant. Also critically analyse the whole procedure and
identify the non-Shari’ah compliance risks that Islamic bank might
face using your theoretical and practical understanding of Islamic
finance
There are still conventional banks which offer Islamic banking
products and services through ‘Islamic window’ in many countries by
using the existing facilities and resources so as to minimize the
operating costs. Although separate accounting procedures are used
to differentiate the two banking systems, there could be many
issues faced by these banks in offering both banking systems.
Discuss THREE (3) possible issues that may arise from such
leveraging which may impact on the bank’s marketing strategies and
suggest possible...