The Islamic financial system and its role in financial crises A comparative study with man-made laws
- Author:
- Taqi Qassem Muhammad Abbas Al-Daoudi
- Level:
- Master
- Field of study:
- Low
- Language:
- Arabic
- Faculty:
- Faculty of Law
- Year:
- 2021
- Publisher:
- URD Press
- Supervisor(s):
- Murtaza Fayyad
When we talk about the Islamic financial system, it may come to mind that we are talking about Islamic banks or the reality of some Islamic financial institutions, which may differ in the level of application according to the criteria of Islamic law. Thus, we find that some people who read or follow the subject of Islamic finance may pass on many dissertations and questions because he sees that this is contrary to practical reality, and this view He understands at all times that the existence of obstacles to the implementation of an Islamic financial system, in part or in full, prevents us from discussing this system and highlighting aspects of excellence in it and offering suggestions and solutions. It does not interfere with the expected formulation. The favorable situation for the implementation of this system and its interaction with contemporary change, and perhaps the most prominent concern in the world today, is the consequences of the global financial crisis, which has become a street debate in the Western world, affecting citizens and a reason for negative impact. It exists in economics, which led to more crises by finding solutions and exits so that this crisis would not be reflected in the aspects of others in society and then the politics of the end, because it became clear that economics is a fundamental pillar in building society and in The modern world system We realize that economics has a great high place in world politics. Closer than ever before in politics, they have taken their orientation from the nature of their economic system, such as the communist system, the capitalist system and the socialist system.