Index
New Developments in Islamic Economics
ISBN: 978-1-78756-284-4, eISBN: 978-1-78756-283-7
Publication date: 19 November 2018
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(2018), "Index", Rahman, A.A. (Ed.) New Developments in Islamic Economics, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 215-221. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78756-283-720181014
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INDEX
Allocation
expenditure
, 37
financing allocations
, 193
optimal allocation
, 183
reduction
, 37
Application
cash waqf,
, 79
insurance
, 138
maslahah. See Maslahah
physical condition
, 140
rejection
, 148
tawarruq,
, 171–172, 175–176
Asset
durable asset
, 58
liquidation
, 105
quality
, 200, 205
real estate loan
, 182
transferrable assets
, 51
waqf assets
, 55
Asset liability management (ALM)
, 183, 184
Asset Structure Management
, 181, 182, 185, 189
Banda Aceh
academic experts
, 107–109
low-income earners
, 106–107
takaful practitioners
, 109–111
Banking
conventional banking
, 198, 199, 205
Islamic banking. See Islamic Banking
management
, 181
Banking products
, 169, 170
Banking sector
, 62, 183
Bank Muamalat Malaysia Berhad (BMMB)
Modus Operandi of products
, 176–177
tawarruq application
, 171–172, 175–176
Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)
, 22, 137, 172, 188, 200
Bank’s characteristics
, 198, 200, 205
Bay’ al-tawarruq
BMMB products
, 172
commodity market share platform
, 172
definition
, 170–171
Bazar Wakaf Rakyat
construction
, 95
economic activity
, 89
Kelantan
, 89–95
spiritual development
, 95
BMMB. See Bank Muamalat Malaysia Berhad (BMMB)
Bond
, 52, 105
Business transactions
, 171, 175
Capital adequacy
, 184, 205
Capital adequacy ratio
, 204
Cash flow facility
, 172
Cash waqf
agriculture
, 79–80
arguments of Aceh scholars
, 58–60
economic development
, 78–79
education
, 77–78
flexible and benefit
, 55–56
health
, 79
Kelantan State, implementation
, 76
Majelis Ulama Indonesia
, 51–53
MUI scholars in Aceh
, 60–63
religious purposes
, 80
ruling
, 50–51
scholars of Aceh
, 56–58
social well-being
, 78
socio-economic development of society
, 69–71
Collateral
, 183
Commodity
, 172–173, 175, 177
Community
Banda Aceh
, 106
family takaful,
, 163
financial education
, 111
Indonesian Waqf Fund (TWI)
, 71
Muslim
, 36, 87–88, 163
public health sector
, 129
Consumerism
, 23
Control variable
, 193
Conventional
economics
, 4
financial system
, 170
insurance
, 122, 152, 154
Conventional banking
characteristics
, 198, 206–209
loans
, 210
mean value
, 205
profile comparison
, 205
ROAE ratio
, 210
z-scores
, 211–212
Corporate Social Responsibility
, 10
Corruption
, 4, 6
Counterparts
, 4
Credit risk
, 185, 204
Data collection
, 39, 75, 91
Debt
acquisition
, 20, 23, 24
credit card debt
, 20
impact
, 20
Maqasid al-Shariah,
, 24
purposes
, 30
Debt Management Programme (DMP)
, 22
Demand
, 103, 118, 183, 194
Demographics
, 127, 129
Dependent variable
, 185
Descriptive statistics
, 189, 190, 200
Determinants
, 103, 185, 193–194
Development
export possibilities
, 9
Kelantan
, 88
micro-takaful,
, 105
social welfare ranking
, 104
socioeconomic
, 10
Documentation
, 21, 124, 176, 177
Economic development
Bazar Wakaf Rakyat
, 92
cash waqf,
, 78–79
micro-takaful,
, 104
waqf,
, 86
Economic foundation
, 11
Enterprise
, 9, 10, 12, 14
Entrepreneur
, 4, 7, 9, 13, 14
Entrepreneurship
challenges
, 15
concept
, 9
Islamic perspective
, 12–13
sustainable entrepreneurship development
, 9–12
Equity
, 9, 200, 204
Fatwa
cash waqf,
, 50, 53
MUI
, 54, 55, 61, 63
scholars
, 60, 61, 63
Fee rates
, 38
Financial literacy
, 20
Financial markets
, 199
Financial performance
, 204
Financial statements
, 188
Financing
products
, 4, 177
profitability
, 185
Funds
application
, 175
cash waqf,
, 68
infaq funding
, 42
tabarru’,
, 126, 148
takaful,
, 122
Global
, 41, 102, 119, 198
Government
allocation reduction
, 37
entrepreneurship development
, 13
hospitals
, 129
micro-takaful,
, 109, 113
participation
, 10, 11
Government association
, 52
Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 22, 73, 90, 120, 194
Halal protection plans
, 154
Holy Qur’an
, 4, 7
Household debt
, 20–25, 31
Income
distribution
, 4
micro-takaful,
, 113
respondents
, 157
Income group
, 108, 123
Increment
, 38
Independent
, 53, 85, 137, 152
Independent Variable
, 189, 191
Indicators
, 104, 182, 199, 202, 205
Indonesia
cash waqf,
, 50, 54, 63, 64
Islamic and conventional banks
, 199
micro-takaful,
, 103, 112
Indonesian Waqf Fund (TWI)
, 70
Infaq
categories
, 36
development
, 37
educational funding
, 36
Inflation
, 59, 193, 199
Interest rate
, 10, 182, 184, 185, 193
International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)
, 70
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
, 123, 200
Interviews
academic experts
, 106, 111
cash waqf,
, 78
low-income earners
, 106
qualitative data analysis
, 124
questions
, 39
takaful practitioners
, 106
Islamic banking
assets
, 211
financing
, 193
institutions
, 170, 177, 178
performance
, 199
Islamic banking products
, 169, 170
Islamic banking system
, 198, 213
Islam/islamic
concept and definition
, 5–8
entrepreneurship
, 13–14
microenterprise development
, 10–11
perspective
, 12–13
Islamic Banks
, 174
agricultural sector
, 10
Bangladesh
, 200
conventional banks
, 201, 213
Malaysian Islamic Banks. See Malaysian Islamic Banks
loans
, 205
profitability
, 199
return on average asset (ROAA)
, 205
subsidiaries
, 200
total income
, 199
Islamic bonds
, 52
Islamic economics
aim
, 4
charity
, 6
concept
, 5–8
definition
, 8–9
entrepreneur
, 9
entrepreneurship development
, 3
entrepreneurship
, 9, 12–15
quality
, 4
sustainable entrepreneurship development
, 9–12
Islamic equity
, 170
Islamic financial product
, 170
Islamic financial system
, 170, 171
Islamic financing
, 10, 122, 123
Islamic insurance
Malaysia
, 153
risk
, 152, 117–130
takaful. See Takaful
Islamic law
dalil
, 50
economic principles
, 4
entrepreneurship
, 13
Maqasid al-Shariah
, 24
Muslim community
, 154
risk
, 152
small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
, 12
takaful,
, 137, 163
waqf
, 85
Zakat
, 36
Islamic principles
, 118, 156, 159, 160, 161
Islamic state
, 7
Islamic teachings
, 85
Islamic value
, 8
Kelantan
Bazar Wakaf Rakyat
, 89–91, 92–95
data collection
, 75
Kelantan Islamic Religious Council (MAIK)
, 69
Muslim community
, 87–88
population
, 88
research methodology
, 91
society
, 71–72
socio-economic condition
, 73–75, 88–89
waqf
, 76–80
Legal
Islamic legal maxim
, 147, 149
Maslahah
, 31
requirements and policies
, 183, 184
waqf
, 60, 85
woman costs
, 128
Low-income earners
, 86, 103, 104, 106–107
Macroeconomic
, 182, 185, 188, 198, 199
Macroeconomic determinant
, 185, 187, 194
Macroeconomic variable
, 194
Malaysia
Bazar Wakaf Rakyat
, 83–96
cash waqf
, 51, 68–69
household debt
, 22–23
Infaq
, 35–43
Islamic banking institutions
, 169–178
Islamic Financial Services Act (IFSA)
, 153
Islamic insurance business
, 153
Kelantan Society
, 71–75
Takaful,
, 117–130
underwriting process, takaful products
, 135–149
Malaysian banking sector
characteristics
, 197–213
data and methodology
, 188
empirical findings
, 189–194
empirical variables
, 185
model specification
, 185
research methodology
, 200–205
stability analysis
, 197–213
Malaysian government
, 38
Malaysian Islamic banking
bank-specific determinants
, 193
correlation coefficients
, 189
descriptive analysis
, 189
financial condition determinants
, 193
macroeconomic determinants
, 194
Malaysian Islamic Financial Services Act 2013
, 148
methodology
, 185–188
model estimation results
, 192–193
model selections
, 189–192
Management
asset
, 171, 181–182, 185, 189
banks
, 204, 213
education and knowledge
, 10
financial resources
, 198, 199
household debt
, 19–31
infaq
, 39, 41
liability
, 171, 183, 184
profits and expenditure management
, 199
risk
, 102, 136, 152, 118
takaful
, 153
waqf
, 70
Market price
, 187
Marketing
, 4, 10, 14, 103, 108, 111
Marriage
, 7, 121
Maslahah,
, 149
cash waqf
, 56
debt purposes
, 30
dharuriyyat
, 24
hajiyyāt
, 24
levels
, 27–28
Malaysian Muslim
, 23
tahsiniyyat
, 24
takaful
, 149
Measurement
, 156, 203
Micro-takaful
, 103
academic experts
, 107–109
Banda Aceh
, 106–111
concept
, 104–106
definition
, 123
low-income earners
, 106–107
research
, 106
takaful practitioners
, 109–113
Money supply
, 186, 193, 199
Murabahah
, 177
Muslim Community
Bazar Wakaf Rakyat
, 93
cash waqf
, 56, 71, 78, 80
educational funding
, 36
Kelantan
, 72, 76, 87
maslahah. See Maslahah
mutaqaddimin scholars
, 54
Southern Thailand
, 154, 156, 157
Waqf
, 67, 68
Muslim consumer
, 23
Muslim countries
, 15, 70, 104, 118
Muslim population
, 103
Net profit
, 199, 203
Non Performing Loan
, 204
Occupation,
, 79, 137, 142, 144, 156, 157
Ownership
asset ownership
, 172, 186
commodity ownership
, 174, 177
foreign ownership
, 199
land ownership
, 102
Malaysian Islamic banks
, 188
rights
, 85
tabarru,
, 154
Panel data
, 188, 194
Perception
, 9, 39, 107, 108, 155, 184
Performance
banking performance
, 198, 199, 200, 204
financial performance
, 204
international market performance
, 11
Islamic banking
, 198, 204
programming model
, 184
stock market
, 187
Policy
banks internal policy
, 182
conventional life insurance policy
, 155
economic policy
, 15
expansionary monetary policy
, 194
fiscal policy
, 4, 24
higher premium policy
, 138
macroeconomic policy
, 182
microeconomic policy
, 11
Micro-takaful
, 105
New Economic Policy (NEP)
, 120
policy document
, 105
privatisation policy
, 120
rate-setting process
, 144
social and economic policy
, 7
takaful
, 105
Population
Kelantan
, 71–72, 79, 87, 88
Malaysia
, 198, 126
Muslim population
, 103
risks
, 102
statistics
, 145
World Bank
, 101
Portfolio
, 138, 182, 183
Potential
agriculture, cash waqf,
, 79–80
economic development, cash waqf
, 78–79
education, cash waqf
, 77–78
health, cash waqf
, 79
infaq
, 41–42
micro-takaful implementation
, 106–111
religious purposes, cash waqf
, 80
social well-being, cash waqfi
, 78
women
, 127
Poverty
distribution
, 88, 89
incidence
, 78
Poverty Line Income (PGM)
, 74
poverty alleviation
, 4, 5, 9
poverty reduction
, 8, 36, 74, 101
takaful
, 122
Privatization
, 7, 10–11, 193, 129
Producer
, 9
Profit rate
, 183
Profitability
, 94, 182, 183, 185, 204
Profitability of Islamic Bank
, 199
Property financing
, 23
Proportion of assets
, 183
Random effect model
, 189, 192
Reduction
, 74, 129, 175, 184
Regulation
, 129, 183
Researchers
, 39, 41, 75, 91, 103, 124
Return
, 21, 27, 183, 184, 194
Return on Asset (ROA)
, 203, 204, 205, 210, 211
Return on Average Asset (ROAA)
, 205, 210
Return on Average Equity (ROAE)
, 205, 210
Return on Equity (ROE)
, 204, 210
Return on investment
, 194
Risk
classification
, 184
management
, 117, 118, 136, 152, 171, 182
women
, 118–122
Sale contract
, 177
Scholars of Shariah
, 22, 25, 53
Securities
, 25, 52, 183, 184
Shariah
advisory members
, 163
debt acquisition
, 24
Islamic law
, 103
non-compliance
, 122
objectives
, 26
rationalisation
, 24
riba
, 136
underwriting
, 144–149
Shariah Advisory Council
, 137, 171
Shariah compliant
, 27, 153
Short term
, 26, 183, 184, 205, 210
Society
Bazar Wakaf Rakyat
, 83–96
infaq
, 42
Kelantan
, 67–80
micro-takaful
, 101–113
Muslim society
, 8, 55, 63
takaful
, 154
ummah
, 36
South Thailand
, 151–163
Stability
, 28, 147, 197–213
financial stability
, 147, 152, 184
Stakeholders
, 10, 67–80
Takaful
benefits
, 109
family takaful,
, 151–164
health takaful products
, 135–149
vs. micro-takaful,. See also Micro-takaful
, 105
practitioners
, 106, 109–111
and women
, 122–124
Underlying
, 182
Underwriting
age
, 139
family background
, 142
gender
, 139–140
hobbies
, 142–143
medical history
, 140–141
occupation
, 142
personal life
, 141
physical condition
, 140
Variable
, 185–187, 189, 200
Wakalah
, 126
Waqf. See Cash waqf
Women
career risk
, 127–128
crime risk
, 121–122
health risks
, 118–120
takaful,
, 122–124
Women’s takaful products.
, 124, 125, 127, 128
World Bank
, 101, 102
Zakat
, 7, 41, 59, 77, 89
Zakat funds
, 40, 68
- Prelims
- Part I: Social Finance
- Chapter 1 Entrepreneurship Development in Islamic Economics
- Chapter 2 Application of the Concept of Maslahah in Household Debt Management
- Chapter 3 Role of Infaq in Financing Students in Malaysian Public Universities
- Part II: WAQF
- Chapter 4 Cash Waqf From the Perspective of Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) and the Scholars of Aceh: An Analysis
- Chapter 5 The Potential of Cash Waqf in the Socio-economic Development of Society in Kelantan
- Chapter 6 Empowering Society Through Waqf Bazars: A Case Study in Kelantan, Malaysia
- Part III: Takaful
- Chapter 7 Micro-Takaful in Aceh: Does Society Need It?
- Chapter 8 Women and Risk: Does Takaful Have the Solution?
- Chapter 9 The Islamic Perspective on the Underwriting of Health Takaful Products: A Study of Selected Takaful Operators in Malaysia
- Chapter 10 Society’s Understanding of Family Takaful: A Study in Southern Thailand
- Part IV: Banking Institutions
- Chapter 11 The Application of Bay’ Al-Tawarruq in Islamic Banking Institutions in Malaysia: A Study of Bank Muamalat Malaysia Berhad
- Chapter 12 Determinants of the Asset Structure of Malaysian Islamic Banks: A Panel Study
- Chapter 13 Islamic Versus Conventional Banking: Characteristics and Stability Analysis of the Malaysian Banking Sector
- Index