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Uqud al-Tauthiq

Arabic (عقود التوثيق) for documentation contracts (contracts of security/ guarantee). Under shari'ah (Islamic law), accessory/ subordinate contracts are contracts (uqud/...

    Uqud al-Tauthiqat

    Arabic (عقود التوثيقات) for documentation contracts (contracts of security/ guarantee). Under shari'ah (Islamic law), accessory/ subordinate contracts are contracts (uqud/...

      Aqd Tauthiqiy

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

        Aqd Mawquf

        A contract (aqd) which is contingent on a specified event or action. More specifically, aqd mawquf becomes effective only if...

          Luzum al-Aqd

          The state in which a contract (aqd) is devoid of any option (khiyar) that may allow one of its parties...

            Exchange-Based Contract

            A contract (aqd) that involves the exchange of one counter-value for another. For example, exchanging a commodity for an amount...

              Bill of Exchange

              A type of commercial paper that constitutes a certificate issued by a drawer to another person (the drawee) with the...

                Aks al-Tawarruq

                Arabic (عكس التورق) for reverse monetization (reverse tawarruq); a form of tawarruq in which the mustawriq/mutawarriq (monetizer) is a financial...

                  Accessory Contract

                  A contract (aqd) which is incidental or auxiliary to another contract (usually a principal contract). Accessory contracts are mainly used...