Islamic Ṣukūk Juristic Fundamental Study

Islamic science. An illustrated study

The Development of the Public Group as a Juristic Person

The distinction between public and private "group-persons" which was noted in both the early Roman and German law and which is found to persist in modern Gentian, English, and American law, at least, is founded upon inherent differences in their nature. The function of the Public Group Person primarily is to advance the political or social welfare of the group, but as an agency of government, w...

The Learning Organization from an Islamic Perspective A Case Study in Islamic Organization

“Learning organization” is one of the famous organizational theories and approaches to organizational development and empirical researches have been done on its implementation and application in various sectors and cultural settings. This paper explores the concept of learning organization from an Islamic perspective following an interest in applying the concept in all types of organization. A ...

Islamic Shari'a Concepts governing Islamic Banking finance

Introduction It is submitted that accepting Islamic Banking within the western regulatory framework has encountered many impediments. A conventional bank is an institution that holds a banking license issued by banks' regulatory authorities which authorizes the chartered institution to conduct fundamental banking services such as receiving deposits, making loans, providing and saving account se...

'Statism’ And ‘Anti-Juristic Moralism’ In Bosanquet’s Political Philosophy

In this article, I will present the case for Bernard Bosanquet as a political philosopher who recognises the necessity and value of justice and of legalistic notions generally. I thus wish to challenge the prevalent 'inherited' view of Bosanquet as an unrepentant moralist who in his The Philosophical Theory of the State 1 engages enthusiastically in a form of 'state worship'. So strong and wide...