Islamic Financial System: Principles and Operations — a book and chapter reader’s guide

The book and chapter are different records

The verified citation is: Mustaffa Kamil, Nazrol Kamil (2012), “Islamic equity market”, in Islamic financial system: principles and operations, International Shari’ah Research Academy for Islamic Finance (ISRA), Kuala Lumpur, pages 451–496, ISBN 978-967-349-127-8. IIUM records it as a book chapter and labels the deposited PDF “Chapter 11”. This preserves the chapter author’s credit; ISRA is the cited parent-book publisher. [I] [IDX] The repository’s comma-formatted citation identifies one author: Nazrol Kamil Mustaffa Kamil.

MARA’s library record independently associates the same ISBN with the title and a 2012 ISRA publication in Kuala Lumpur. INCEIF’s catalogue describes a copy as “Second print”, with xxxi preliminary pages and 912 numbered pages. A second printing does not necessarily mean a second edition. We have not inspected that copy’s title or copyright page. [M] [K]

Date fields need separate treatment. UTB’s catalogue names Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki as editor-in-chief and records 2011 for the same ISBN. KUIJSI’s catalogue describes “Second print”, publication 2012 and copyright ©2011. These are attributed catalogue statements, not inspected printed front matter. They do not prove the old store copy; the 2012 chapter citation here is not a claim that every copy was first published in 2012. [U] [Q]

Chapters on banking, securities and takaful

The chapter titles help you locate topics within the broader book. KUIJSI’s catalogue lists 19 chapters; the selected map below shows the equity chapter beside banking, money-market, sukuk and takaful topics. This is a map of documented headings, not a summary of their arguments, examples or conclusions. The restricted equity chapter has not been read. [Q]

Compare an ISBN alongside the actual copy’s language, title, publisher, year, edition or printing statement and page numbering. A chapter citation and shared ISBN do not prove which printing an old shop sold. IIUM’s “Official URL” points to I-FIKR product 23; that product’s own title, edition/copyright statement and sale terms have not been recovered. [I] [K]

Access, price and rights

The saved original IIUM record labels the PDF a published version restricted to repository staff, with a “Request a copy” option. A request does not guarantee permission or delivery. The restricted chapter has not been obtained or read. [I]

Use the IIUM record or an institutional library to enquire about lawful access to the matching copy and any borrowing or copying conditions. This page offers no book for sale: no current price, delivery charge, stock, licence or purchase offer for product 23 has been verified. A catalogue listing does not establish stock for sale or a right to reproduce chapters. [I] [K]

A practical reading path for Malaysians

Suppose Amir and Priya want to understand an Islamic equity investment. This is a fictional reading example, not a description of the chapter. First locate the matching book and Chapter 11. Once you have the text, note each statement’s date, issuer and source. Then compare questions about today’s investment with current Malaysian authority sources and the actual offer documents.

Equity is an ownership interest. Before using a historical discussion for a present decision, ask what you would own, where your money would go, whether distributions are conditional, who bears loss, what charges apply and how you could sell or withdraw. These are editorial reading questions; they are not attributed to the unseen chapter.

For Malaysian Islamic capital-market authority, start with Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and its Shariah Advisory Council. Its official mandate concerns Islamic capital-market business and transactions. If you encounter a 2012 screening description, check the applicable dated SC material before treating it as current. No current screening threshold or named security status is asserted here. [SC]

Muslim and non-Muslim readers can use the bibliographic record to learn and locate reading. That is separate from eligibility to open an account, join a fund or buy a specific investment. Each actual offer has its own applicant conditions; the book citation proves none of them. Check religious compliance questions, charges, risk and participation requirements separately.

Before citing or obtaining a copy

• Match title, language, publisher, year and ISBN on the actual copy; record edition and printing separately.
• Retain the equity chapter’s author, parent-book title, Chapter 11 and pp. 451–496 for the cited 2012 record. Recheck pagination for another copy.
• Ask for lawful library access and copying permission. A repository record is not permission to reproduce a chapter.
• Separate actual chapter claims from your explanation and today’s rules. A title does not reveal the author’s findings.
• If a seller offers the book, confirm the exact copy, full price and delivery terms directly. No current seller offer is established here.

Read next

Proposed editorial guide routes, which may not yet be available: What is Islamic finance? and Shariah-compliant investing in Malaysia. Keep this title separate from Islamic Capital Markets: Principles and Practices and Islamic Economics: Principles and Analysis; neither title substitutes for the parent book identified by the chapter citation. [CMT] [ECO]

References

The records separate book publication year, repository deposit date, catalogue printing label and our access date. Indexed primary catalogue metadata is identified explicitly; inaccessible title/copyright pages and chapters are not represented as inspected.

1. Islamic equity market — repository 63715International Islamic University Malaysia Repository (IRep) · Citation; PDF availability; Official URL; deposit/update fieldsCited chapter: 2012; repository deposit/last update: 9 November 2018, 16:47 · Checked 6 October 2026

   Names chapter author, parent book, publisher, city, pages and ISBN. PDF labelled Chapter 11 / Published Version and restricted to repository staff. Request-a-copy is not full-text access. Official URL links product 23 but not its printing. This access note comes from the saved original repository record.

2. IIUM author-index bibliographic citationInternational Islamic University Malaysia Repository (IRep) · 2012 Islamic equity market entryChapter citation: 2012; index update date unstated · Checked 6 October 2026

   Current indexed university citation corroborates chapter author, title, parent book, publisher, city, pages and ISBN. No biography/credentials used; no chapter findings established.

3. Islamic financial system: principles & operations — catalogue 11959INCEIF Knowledge Management Centre · Title; Author; Edition; Physical Description; ISBNCatalogue publication/update date unstated; Edition field: Second print · Checked 6 October 2026

   Official indexed catalogue metadata: ISRA issuing body/publisher, Second print, xxxi + 912 pages, 28 cm, ISBN 9789673491278. Query filter is not a printed publication date. No inspected title/copyright pages or product 23 match.

4. Islamic financial system — MARC 94153MARA Knowledge Centre · MARC 020, 245 and 264Publication field: 2012; catalogue update date unstated · Checked 6 October 2026

   Institutional MARC links ISBN to title, Kuala Lumpur, ISRA and 2012. Does not establish old-shop printing or present stock.

5. Shariah Advisory Council of the SCSecurities Commission Malaysia · Opening mandate paragraphsPage publication/update date unstated · Checked 6 October 2026

   Current authority reference for Malaysian Islamic capital-market business/transactions. No current screening threshold inferred from the 2012 book.

6. Islamic financial system — catalogue 17480Universiti Teknologi Brunei Library · Title; contributor; publication details; ISBNPublication field: 2011; catalogue update date unstated · Checked 6 October 2026

   Official catalogue opened: editor-in-chief Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki, ISRA, Kuala Lumpur, 2011, same ISBN and xxxi + 912 pages. This is catalogue evidence, not the old shop-copy copyright page.

7. Islamic financial system — catalogue 523Perpustakaan KUIJSI · Publication; copyright; edition; ISBN; Contents note (chapters 1–19)Publication field: 2012; copyright field: ©2011; Edition: Second print · Checked 6 October 2026

   Official catalogue differentiates publication, copyright and printing, and lists 19 chapter headings. Our selected chapter map uses those headings, not unseen arguments. The shop copy’s printed title/copyright pages remain uninspected.

8. Islamic Capital Markets: Principles and Practices — launch recordSecurities Commission Malaysia · Title; launch date; distinction from earlier financial-system textbookAnnouncement: 26 May 2015 · Checked 6 October 2026

   Used only to distinguish the separate capital-market title, not to summarise its unseen chapters.

9. Islamic economics: principles & analysis — repository record 73077International Islamic University Malaysia Repository (IRep) · Book title; publication year; ISBNBook citation: 2018 · Checked 6 October 2026

   Different title and ISBN 978-967-16568-2-2. Used only for book identity; no contents or chapter findings imported.