Shariah research collection

Source checks: 6 October 2026 · Historical source explanation

Recovered scope: eleven numbered rows in the 21 June 2009 capture of Articles on Shari'ah. All fourteen distinct archived download pointers returned 404. The catalogue is complete for this captured table; full-text reconstruction remains limited. [1]

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The five topic groups below are editorial navigation derived from the recovered titles. They help locate a citation; they do not summarise conclusions from unseen papers. “Ijtihad” here refers to juristic reasoning, and “fiqh muamalah” to jurisprudence of transactions; these short glosses are reading aids.

1 · How this collection is organised

Historical table → 11 rows → five reading topics

Row 1Harmonisation

Future outlook across Shariah approaches.

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Rows 2–3Juristic reasoning

Ijtihad in financial transactions; Arabic/English labels.

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Rows 4–5Commodity dealings

Shared title, different credited authors.

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Rows 6–7, 10–11Symposium reviews

Albaraka first/second collection reviews; not decisions reproduced here.

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Rows 8–9Lease and ownership

Purchase option and transfer-promise price in an Ijarah title.

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New topic map based only on recovered titles. Rows 2–3 are language-labelled versions; repeated titles/authors are retained. No unseen findings are illustrated. [1]

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Harmonisation:row 1. Juristic reasoning:rows 2–3. Commodity dealings:rows 4–5. Symposium reviews:rows 6–7 and 10–11. Lease/ownership:rows 8–9. Together they cover every numbered row exactly once. These are title-based reading groups, not an original classification or full-text summary.

Research catalogue

Original English titles and author spellings are retained so you can trace citations. Honorifics are part of the historical credit, not a claim about current credentials. Several rows share titles but name different authors; Arabic/English variants are retained without treating them as separate original findings. Years and issue details are absent from the table. [1]

2 · Read a catalogue row, not an unseen paper

Row: 3
Original title: Parameter of Ijtihad In Fiqh Muamalah (English)
Recorded credit: Dr. As-Sadiq Abdur Rahman Al-Gharyani
Language label: English; row 2 is labelled Arabic. Equivalence not verified.
Year / issue: Not stated. 21 June 2009 is the capture date.
Availability: Archived English pointer cid 81 returned 404 on 6 October 2026. Metadata only.
Safe citation: Credit/title as listed in the category, date unknown; do not add a conclusion.

Annotated example from row 3. Author spelling and historical honorific are retained. A language label does not authenticate a translation or reveal a paper’s argument. [1]

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Row 3 credits Dr. As-Sadiq Abdur Rahman Al-Gharyani for Parameter of Ijtihad In Fiqh Muamalah (English). Row 2 carries Arabic. Year and issue unknown; category captured 21 June 2009. English pointer cid 81 returned 404 at access 6 October 2026. Cite metadata only, without asserting the unseen paper’s findings.

The “Islamic Law and Custom” citation needs a separate record

The saved IEFpedia post cites the old category URL for Islamic Law and Custom and credits Mohamad Akram Laldin in its body. The mirrored English text independently names him and begins on printed page 121 with Islamic Law and Custom: Historical Account From the Time of the Prophet Till Present. It introduces a historical account of Islamic law and custom; internal references to chapters show that the complete parent-work identity still needs verification. No publication year has been established. [2, opening page] [3]

That title and author are absent from the eleven rows in the recovered June 2009 category. We therefore keep the external text as an associated citation outside the reconstructed catalogue. Absence in this one snapshot does not prove it was never listed earlier or later. The folder name 2009/10 and the post date are not a publication date. The fresh post request returned 403; its earlier saved citation is labelled accordingly. [1] [2] [3]

3 · A source link does not prove collection membership

Referring citationIslamic Law and Custom

Saved IEFpedia post points to id 269. Fresh post access 403.

Independent text checkMohamad Akram Laldin

Mirror opening verifies credit and English title; printed p. 121. Publication year unknown.

Category checkNot in the captured 11 rows

Keep as an associated citation outside the recovered catalogue; other dates remain unknown.

Evidence comparison, not a chronological sequence. The PDF establishes credit; the capture establishes its own list; the referring URL alone cannot connect them as an original entry. [1] [2] [3]

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The saved referring post points Islamic Law and Custom to category id 269. The external English text credits Mohamad Akram Laldin and starts on printed page 121. The recovered 21 June 2009 category table does not list that title/author. Membership at any other date remains unverified, so this is an associated source outside the catalogue.

Turn a research question into a useful document check

A Malaysian reader example, newly written: a financing document mentions a lease and a promise to transfer ownership. Rows 8–9 may help you locate research with that topic in its title. They cannot tell you your purchase price, who pays for maintenance, when ownership transfers, or what happens if the agreement ends early. Ask for the current Product Disclosure Sheet, signed terms and ownership-transfer document, then compare the exact clauses. The papers’ unavailable contents are not used to fill those gaps.

Similarly, a commodities title does not prove that a bank owned a commodity or that a sale happened. Seek transaction records identifying the asset, seller, buyer, ownership and payments. These are editorial verification questions, not an assertion about these authors’ conclusions. A symposium review title is not itself the underlying fatwa, a Malaysian regulator’s decision or an endorsement of a provider. For business supervised by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM), BNM’s official page explains its Shariah Advisory Council’s scoped role; this historical catalogue cannot replace the applicable reference. [4]

Muslim readers may use research to understand a religious concern; non-Muslim readers may use it to understand a contract or compare obligations. Public reading access and product participation are different matters. No product application, eligibility rule or current Shariah verdict is offered here. These records contain no current tariff: verify profit/rent, fees, taxes where applicable, late-payment charges, early termination and protection exclusions from the particular provider documents.

Match the exact title, credited author and language; repeated titles can be different papers.
Use “publication year not stated” when the evidence gives only a capture or upload date.
Mark a catalogue-only citation as metadata only; do not attribute a conclusion without the text.
Keep a paper’s argument, a symposium decision and a present product contract distinct.
For the associated Custom text, obtain the parent-work citation before supplying a year or claiming category membership.

Related prepared guide routes (publication not verified): Islamic-finance glossary · Riba, gharar and maysir.

References

Articles on Shari'ah — Historical ISRA page, preserved by Internet Archive. Capture: 21 June 2009. Fresh HTML retrieved 6 October 2026. Eleven catalogue rows; the number of distinct works and translation equivalence are not established.
Islamic Law and Custom: Historical Account From the Time of the Prophet Till Present — Mohamad Akram Laldin; text mirrored by IEFpedia. Opening page credits Mohamad Akram Laldin. English text; first printed page 121. No publication year or complete parent-work identity established. Outside the recovered category rows.
IEFpedia referring citation: Islamic Law and Custom — IEFpedia. Saved 6 October 2026 extraction names Laldin in the body and links article id269. Fresh direct post retrieval returned 403. The platform poster is not the credited paper author.
Shariah Advisory Council of Bank Negara Malaysia — Bank Negara Malaysia. Current official reference checked 6 October 2026; BNM describes its SAC role within financial business supervised and regulated by the Bank. No roster reconstructed here.

Shariah research collection

Browse by the question in the title

1 · How this collection is organised

Research catalogue

What is the Future Outlook for Shari’ah Harmonization?

Parameter of Ijtihad In Fiqh Muamalah (Arabic)

Parameter of Ijtihad In Fiqh Muamalah (English)

International commodities and the (shariah) guidelines of dealing on them

International commodities and the (shariah) guidelines of dealing on them

Review of fatwas issued in Albaraka banking group Symposiums. (The First collection)

Review of fatwas issued in Albaraka banking group Symposiums. (The First collection)

Subordinate Option to purchase assets and price of promise to transfer ownership in Ijarah contract

Subordinate Option to purchase assets and price of promise to transfer ownership in Ijarah contract

Review of fatwas issued in Albaraka banking group Symposiums. (The Second collection)

Review of fatwas issued in Albaraka banking group Symposiums. (The Second collection)

2 · Read a catalogue row, not an unseen paper

The “Islamic Law and Custom” citation needs a separate record

3 · A source link does not prove collection membership

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