IE 310 : Islamic banks

Department

Department of Islamic Economics

Academic Program

Bachelor in Islamic economics

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

Overview

This course aims to introduce students to how Islamic banks operate in terms of their transactions, activities, financing formulas in Islamic banks, and the economic and social activity of Islamic banks.

Intended learning outcomes

1 The student should know in general how Islamic banks work.2 the student knows the methods of financing formulas in Islamic banks.3 the student understands the methods of Islamic banking services.4 Enhancing the student's ability to use modern technology.5 Developing the student's ability to write scientific reports and articles.6 Developing students to understand the banking sector.

Teaching and learning methods

• Lectures• Discussion and dialogue

Methods of assessments

midterm exam 40%• final exam 60%

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Principles of mathematical analysis (IE 109)
Principles of Statistics (IE 108)
(IE 107)
(IE 106)
Business management principles (IE 105)
Principles of Economics (IE 104)
(IE 102)
(GS111)
(GS102)
(GS 113)
Micro-analytical economics (IE205)
Holy Quran(2) (IE200)
(IE 213)
Jurisprudential theories (IE 303)
Economic development (IE 212)
Money and banking (IE 211)
Islamic economics (IE 210)
(IE 208)
accounting principles(2) (IE 207)
Macro-analytical economics (IE 206)
(IE 209)
Fundamentals of Fiqh (2) (IE 201)
Jurisprudence of Financial Transactions(1) (IE 204)
Fiqh of worship (2) (IE 202)
(IE305)
international trade (IE304)
search methods (GS 312)
Human resource economics (IE 311)
Islamic banks (IE 310)
Econometrics (IE 308)
Intermediate Accounting(1) (IE 307)
Jurisprudence of financial transactions (2) (IE 300)
(IE 301)
Economic planning (IE 306)
Islamic Accounting (IE 409)
Project evaluation and feasibility study (IE 406)
Hadiths of rulings (transactions) (IE 402)