In Islamic finance, agency (wakalah, وكالة in Arabic) is a contract (aqd) between two counterparties: an agent (wakeel) and principal...
In Islamic finance, agency (wakalah, وكالة in Arabic) is a contract (aqd) between two counterparties: an agent (wakeel) and principal...
Arabic (وكالة مطلقة) for unrestricted wakalah/ unrestricted agency; an agency contract (aqd al-wakalah) in which the principal (muwakkel) does not...
It stands for restricted investment account; an Islamic investment account which is subject to certain restrictions imposed by the account...
An Islamic investment account which is subject to certain restrictions imposed by the account holder with respect to the purpose,...
An agency contract (aqd al-wakalah) in which the principal (muwakkel) restricts the acts or discretion of the agent (wakil). For...
Arabic (وكالة بالأجر) for paid agency; a wakalah in which remuneration (ajr or iwadh) is explicitly stipulated and specified in...
The uncommissioned agent or al-fodhouli (also spelled al-fodooli/ al-fuduli) is a person who intervenes or interferes in others' affairs without...
An agency contract (aqd al-wakalah) in which the principal (muwakkel) does not place any restrictions on the acts or discretion...
In Islamic fiqh, fadhalah (or fadalah) refers to the act(s) of al-fodhouli (al-fuduli), i.e., a person (natural or legal) who transacts (e.g. sells, rents, etc)...