Islamic finance distinguishes itself from conventional finance with
its strong emphasis on the moral consequences of financial
transactions; prohibiting interest, excessive uncertainty, and
finance of harmful business. When it comes to risk mitigation, it
is unique in its risk sharing approach. This authoritative book
tracks the evolution of the takaful industry over the course of the
last four decades and makes a major attempt to highlight the
importance of risk sharing through a discussion of various models
of cooperation and critical analysis of their performance,
including illuminating case studies and a critical assessment of
the Islamic insurance model and the role of alternate financing
mechanisms. Its high level discourse on shari'ah compliance and its
nuances places emphasis on the importance of solidarity,
cooperation, mutuality and reciprocity. Scholars and practitioners
working in Islamic Finance will appreciate the context and nuance
of this important book, and it will be essential reading for anyone
interested in alternative forms of shari'ah compliant cooperative
finance. The book is equally vital for academics and researchers
interested in understanding various takaful models and their
shari'ah considerations. Contributors include: A. Abozaid, A.U.F.
Ahmad, A. Akhtar, S.N. Ali, H. Allam, M. Ayub, M. Al Bashir Al
Amine, A. Bhatty, J.W. Bradford, S.E.B. Carmody, M.A. El-Gamal, M.
Faisal, M.F. Haq, I. Bin Mahbob, A. Nana, V. Nienhaus, S. Nisar,
U.A. Oseni, M. Rahman, A. Rehman, M.A. Samad, B. Shafiq, H. Sultan,
A.-R. Syed, T.A. Uddin
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