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Athman

Plural form of the Arabic term "thaman"; the price or monetary amount of an object of sale (tangible like commodities...

    Thaman

    The price or monetary amount of an object of sale (tangible like commodities or intangible like services), i.e., what is...

      Uqud al-Isqatat

      Arabic (عقود الإسقاطات) for contracts (uqud- plural of aqd) that are designed to release a party from a specific obligation....

        Tamkeen

        Arabic (تمكين) for the process or act of enabling a party, to whom ownership of an asset is transferred, to...

          Tamkin

          Arabic (تمكين) for the process or act of enabling a party, to whom ownership of an asset is transferred, to...

            Bay’ al-Sarf

            A sale (bay) contract that involves the exchange of a monetary item (gold, silver, currency) for another monetary item, or...

              Bay’ al-Athman

              A sale (bay) contract that involves the exchange of a monetary item (gold, silver, currency) for another monetary item, or...

                Ba’i al-Athman

                A sale (ba'i) contract that involves the exchange of a monetary item (gold, silver, currency) for another monetary item, or...

                  Ba’i al-Sarf

                  A sale (ba'i) contract that involves the exchange of a monetary item (gold, silver, currency) for another monetary item. In...

                    Aqd Tawthiq

                    Arabic (عقد توثيق) for a documentation contract (contract of security/ guarantee). Under shari'ah (Islamic law), accessory contracts/ subordinate contracts are...