Islamic Center of Nashville: ijara financing and a tax-exemption dispute
The historical headline links ijara financing to a dispute about a religious tax exemption at the Islamic Center of Nashville.
Abstracts and bibliographic records for earlier blog addresses. Each record links to the original-source locator and identifies later case developments where relevant.
The historical headline links ijara financing to a dispute about a religious tax exemption at the Islamic Center of Nashville.
This short title identifies a Bank Al-Maghrib circular-related entry at a May 2017 address.
The original case note identifies a mudaraba agreement signed in Texas and an issue about its arbitration clause in light of an earlier contract.
This reference points to a review of scholarship associated with Fadel and the function of an interest prohibition in Islamic finance.
This address preserves a discussion framed around the Dubai International Financial Centre and a systems-based approach to regulation.
The post discusses student editor Esther Agbaje’s argument that Islamic financial instruments still require a workable insolvency framework.