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Shariah Compliant Private Equity ... (2012)
Islam and Sustainable Development (2012)
Legal, Regulatory and Governance ... (2012)
Islamic Accounting (2011)
Islamic Asset Management (2011)
Economia e Finanza Islamica (2009)
Shariah Law: An Introduction (2008)
Information for Muslim Investors
People First Economics (abridged extract)
Counting the Cost (Al Jazeera)
Editor presentation with notes
Nyazee, I. and Rothbard, M. papers added
Islamic Finance Study Centre
Submitting Comfortably Together
The Problem With Interest
The Alternative G-20 (audio-visual)
Lessons from Northern Rock
The Islamic Mortgage
Holding Back the Tide
The Lizard Hole (cartoons)
Islamic Banking isn't Islamic
Questions for the Scholars
Subverting the Islamic Ban on Usury
Boom, Bust, Crunch ... an Islamic Solution?
Transition Issues in Monetary Reform
Islamic Derivatives?