This course is aimed at equipping learners with skills of Islamic Banking. You are neither required to be well versed in Islam nor Islamic finance, neither are you required to be professing the Islamic faith to take this course. The main focus areas of the course are: (1) Fundamentals of Islamic Finance (2) Liability Products of Islamic Banks (3) Asset Products of Islamic Banks (4) Service-Based Products in Islamic Banks.
The lesson gives a general overview of the Islamic Financial System.
The lesson gives definitions of common terms that are used in this course.
The lesson defines Shari'ah and its primary & secondary sources.
The lesson discusses the Shari'ah framework including the two legs of Shari'ah, ie the Ahkam and the Maqasid.
This section focusses on Islamic finance and its history.
The lesson focuses on salient features (principles) of Islamic banking which aim to create interest-free, asset-backed, ethical, sustainable, economically viable, environmentally and socially-responsible banking services that promote participation and risk sharing in commercial transactions and connects the banking sector with the real economy, emphasising on fairness, social welfare, and shared prosperity.
The lesson discusses differences between Islamic finance and convensational finance
This section gives an overview of the module.
This section defines key terminologies used in this module.
This section explains Equity based Shari'ah contracts of Asset products.
This lesson discusses hybrid Shari'ah contracts which underly some asset products.
The history of the Buruuj Training Institute (BTI) dates back to July 2006, when its predecessor, the TJ Computer College, commenced training in Sotik Town, Bomet County. In 2008, TJ computer college relocated to Nairobi.
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