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- Abu Yousuf decorated the court of.
- The term Laissez-faire was first coined by.
- Riba is:
- Who among the following is not associated with the economic implication of Islam?
- Which among the following is not a fundamental prohibition in Islam.
- The full- fledged Islamic Economic system was first established by.
- Which among the following is a form of Murabaha.
- Haraam means:
- Advance payment in Islamic Economics is termed as.
- Which among the following are not the main pillars of Islamic society?
- Mixed economy means an economy where:
- Demand for a commodity refers to:
- Banking or banking action that is consistent with main beliefs of Shariah and its realistic application from beginning to end improvement of Islamic economics is:
- Sukuk is an Arabic name stand for:
- A type of partnership where one party offer funds while other gives expertise and management is
- Shirkat-ul-wujooh has its origin in Arabic word:
- Word Musharika is originated from the:
- Shirkat-ul-wujooh has its origin in Arabic phrase Wajahat meaning:
- The Shariah compliant investments banking was undertaken in Egypt on:
- Giving share of investor to customer on lease is the:
- Taa’wan refers:
- Iqtisaduna was written by:
- Aaqilah refers:
- Which among the following deals with justice and fairness:
- A payment or compensation such as commission, fees or wages charged for services is called:
- Daman means:
- Amil is:
- Aqd is:
- Which among the following is a loan contract:
- The non refundable down payment or deposit paid by a buyer for the right to purchase in future is called:
- Banking an object for cash then selling it to the same party for higher price is:
- The Islamic term for Barter is:
- Which among the following is a credit sale:
- Gharar means:
- Bait ul Mal is:
- Invalid sale or contract is termed as:
- Bai Muajjal is not associated with:
- Sale of debt is termed as:
- In Islamic finance, Daman refers to:
- The Islamic term for insurance is:
- Which among the following refers ‘religious decree’:
- Ijarah is:
- Sukuk is:
- Which among the following denotes Islamic Bond:
- Which among the following is not the source of Islamic economic theory:
- Ijma is:
- Which among the following is not performed by jurists:
- Which among the following is forward sale:
- Which among the following is not a tax:
- Which among the following is service fee:
- Kafalah is:
- Kharaj is:
- Maysir is:
- Which among the following is a synonym of Halal:
- Which among the following is not a profit-loss sharing system:
- The investor in a Mudaraba transaction is:
- Murabaha is:
- Which among the following is ombudsman:
- The Jurist who could interprets the sources of Islamic law is called:
- Which among the following is cost-plus financing:
- The term refers to public welfare is:
- Bargain on the price of goods is called:
- The contract in which all the partners contribute capital is called:
- A participant in Takaful is called:
- Which among the following is ‘share-cropping’:
- Muzara’a is associated with:
- Qard means:
- The term refers interest free loan is:
- Maysir is another word for:
- Qimar is another word for:
- Another name for Mudarabah is:
- The process of analogical reasoning of Islamic sources is called:
- The term Rahn refers:
- Usury of trade is called :
- The voluntary charity in Islam is termed as:
- The term refers currency exchange is:
- The term refers to partnership is:
- Suftajah was a type of banking instrument used by:
- Suftajah, the banking instrument is not used for:
- Which among the following is a financial certificate backed by assets: