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Sources checked 6 October 2026
Five selected source records are shown, not the complete recovered download inventory. The saved 23 April 2012 capture identifies seven categories; fresh archive retrieval failed. The audit article has a verified bibliographic link to the old downloads URL. Other entries are clearly labelled reference additions or year-catalogue cross-references. [A 27] [I-AUDIT]
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Journal 3(1), pages 135–147
17 February; the 2012 index capture is another date
6 October; record restricted full text, not a public download
A research abstract explains a study’s scope. An event paper records a discussion in its setting. A resolution needs its issuer, date and jurisdiction. A historical form does not establish an open application today. A library catalogue describes a holding; it does not necessarily give public access to the book.
The saved download centre listed Articles, ISRA Seminar & Conference, ISRA Publications, Fatwa, Posters & Brochures, Forms and Staff Presentation Slide. This reconstruction translates the category labels, and uses “resolutions” beside “Fatwa” to help readers recognise the source type. No individual event, form, poster or slide is invented to fill the gaps. [A 27]
The IIUM audit record points at the old general index. That one citation does not justify turning the whole downloads route into an audit article. Nor is this catalogue the wider knowledge hub or the separate research library: it organises source identity and access. The 2010 paper-year catalogue keeps its own reading route.
Suppose a Malaysian reader wants to understand a financing payment or a takaful exclusion. A historical research paper can explain the question that researchers asked. It cannot supply today’s instalment, fee, cover, approval or executed ownership record. Before acting, obtain the selected provider’s Product Disclosure Sheet, full terms and your own offer or certificate schedule.
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IIUM records ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance 3(1), pp.135–147, and points its Official URL to the old general downloads index. This verifies a bibliographic link, not the article’s findings. [I-AUDIT]
Published PDF restricted to repository staff. Publication 2011; repository deposit 17 February 2012. No full text or abstract inspected. [I-AUDIT]
Open IIUM metadata recordThe saved abstract outlines forwards, futures, options and swaps, scholarly debates and contracts with derivative-like features. It is a research overview, not permission to trade a particular instrument. [A41] [KMC]
Selected cross-reference from the 2010 year catalogue; membership of the 2012 downloads file list has not been verified. Full paper not inspected; description is limited to the saved abstract. [A41] [KMC]
Open external source recordThe public abstract describes an attempt to build a Malaysian Islamic pricing benchmark, including theoretical formulation and simulation with economic data. It does not show that the proposed model became the rate used in your financing. [A41] [I17] [K17]
Selected cross-reference from the 2010 year catalogue; membership of the 2012 downloads file list has not been verified. IIUM uses the title An Islamic pricing benchmark and credits Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera, Mohd. Azmi Omar and Azman Mohd Noor; the saved index additionally says research team. KMC item 13607 identifies Islamic pricing benchmarking as 17/2010 (2010, 78 pages) and also lists Turkhan Ali Abdul Manap in its author field. These are recorded variations, not proof of a complete author list. [A41] [I17] [K17]
Open external source recordKMC identifies the 2010 book and ISBN 9789834416959. It is a terminology reference pointer; definitions or chapters have not been reproduced or reconstructed. [KMC]
Selected reference addition. Historical downloads-list membership and public full text not verified. [KMC]
Open KMC catalogueBNM’s introduction says the compilation contains SAC decisions from 1997–2009. Its English-release notice is dated 30 September 2011 and reports an earlier BM release in October 2010. [BNM2] [BNM-N] [A27]
Official full text opened online. The archive’s generic BNM-resolutions label does not prove it hosted this exact edition. Selected official reference; historical scope, not a complete current-rule register. [BNM2] [BNM-N] [A27]
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