The course aims to introduce students to the concepts
and terminology of the rulings of transactions decision, and correct Sharia
dealing resulting from knowledge and familiarity with the provisions of Sharia
and the jurisprudence of dealing. And to clarify the opinions of scholars about
some contemporary transactions, and to correct some of the prevailing
transactions in the market according to what is governed by Sharia.
Intended learning outcomes
Educational outcomes:
The student should define the sale contract
in the general sense and the specific meaning.
That the student explain the definition of
selling in the general sense and the specific meaning.
The student should mention the elements of
the sales contract.
That the student enumerate what is required
for each of the pillars of the sale contract.
The student should explain some of the
reasons that invalidate the contract, such as usury.
That the student distinguishes the effects
of the valid contract and the corrupt contract.
That the student differentiate between valid
sales and corrupt sales.
That the student discuss some contemporary
transactions and the extent to which they agree with the provisions of the
Sharia.
Teaching and learning methods
Teaching method:
• lecture.
• Panel discussions and dialogue.
Scientific activities.
Methods of assessments
Evaluation:
Midterm exam.
• final
exam
• Continuous evaluation.
Scientific activities (writing a report or
making a presentation)
Sources and references:
1. The provisions of the sale contract in Islamic
jurisprudence, Muhammad Sakhal Al-Majahi.
