University of Aberdeen
A theological examination of the religious teaching on ''usury'' within the three monotheistic traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam and its relevance for the World today (Ph.D Thesis)
This thesis examines teachings on and definitions of usury found within the Holy Scriptures of Judaism, Christianity, and
The Islamic economy and the welfare state (M.Litt. Thesis)
Islamic theories of social welfare are deeply embedded in and integrated with the religion of
Islamic budgetary policy: In theory and practice (budgeting Policy) (Ph.D. Dissertation)
This dissertation results from the author's belief that Muslims are confused with regard to Islamic budgeting principles. The macroeconomic ideas of
The perceived problems in the utilization of letters of credit: a comperative study (Ph.D. Thesis)
This thesis addresses the perceived problems in the utilization of letters of credit with respect to the U.K., U.S., the Sudan and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The analysis attempts to provide solutions to these problems. The nature of the letter of credit and its use as a financial device is examined, along with its historical development. Some of the legal aspects reviewed include classification of letters of credit, legal documents required, customary disclaimers, and interpretations of the strict compliance rule.