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What Is a Gross Spread in Investment Banking?

A gross spread is the underwriter's profit or compensation in an initial public offering (IPO). It is equal to the...

What Are Complements?

A complementary good (a complement) is a good whose consumption depends on consumption of another good. Both goods tend to...

What Are Complementary Goods?

A complementary good (a complement) is a good whose consumption depends on consumption of another good. Both goods tend to...

What is the Difference Between Tawarruq and Tawreeq?

Tawarruq (تورق) refers to the process of buying a commodity on a deferred payment basis and then selling it on...

What Is the Difference Between Wa’ad and Muwa’adah?

Promising or unilateral promising (wa’ad) is an undertaking or commitment issued by one party to the contract, known as the...

What Is the Difference Between Musawama and Murabaha?

Musawama (bargaining sale) is a type of sale (ba’i or bay’) in which the cost price is not disclosed or...

Why Murabahah Is Not a Loan?

Murabahah is a mode of financing based on the sale of a commodity for a deferred price. Put another way,...

What Is the Difference Between Iflas and Taflis?

Iflas (also written iflās) (إفلاس) is Arabic for bankruptcy. It is a situation when a person's liabilities exceed his assets....

What is the Difference Between Muzara’ah and Mukhabarah?

Muzara'ah (مزارعة) is a cultivation (plantation) partnership between a land owner and a farmer in which the former provides a...

What Is the Difference Between Murabahah and Qardh Ribawi?

Murabahah is one of the most popular financing modes used by Islamic banks and financial institutions. It is type of...