Very few courses provide a scholarly account of contemporary understandings of Islamic rulings related to trade and commercial transactions in a way which analyses classical text from a contemporary lens. The course will brief on a comparative study of new issues, its correlation to Islamic principles & medieval Islamic law, and the financial laws of various countries in the present day, like selling trademarks, copyrights, franchises, business licenses, publication rights, financial options and so on.

The course will present the book with uncomplicated and unencumbered technical terminologies, explaining the positions of Islamic principles and their rational and scriptural evidence. Studying this excellent book for the modern age is not only recommended but also highly essential for those who wish to master the subject.

This course will focus on selected topics of Volume I of the two-volume Arabic fiqh textbook during the first semester. The remaining topics of the book will be covered in the next semesters. The text includes the original Arabic script, in a logical format where the rulings of one issue leads to another issue and its rulings. Presented in high language, this book will enhance the student's colloquial, analytical and reflective abilities without hindering the perception of its extraordinary richness and enduring relevance.

The course is catered for Ulama and Alimat, who have a keen interest in perfecting their understanding of Islamic rulings related to the finance industry. Fiqh al-buyu' - Level 2 will provide a progressive and broad overview of each area with relevant and challenging contemporary concepts.