This document provides information about an assignment submitted by Syed Ahmed Raza Qadri and Sami Saleem, students in the 7th semester of the BBA program at Benazir School of Business. The assignment is on the topic of Islamic Banking & Finance for their subject in section B.
The assignment discusses the structure of Sharia boards for Islamic banking institutions. It notes that Sharia boards must have a minimum of 3 Sharia scholars and may also include lawyers, finance professionals, and economists. The assignment also outlines the duties and responsibilities of Sharia boards, which include ensuring Islamic banking follows Islamic rules and prohibitions, approving new financial products and services, reviewing banking operations, and modifying previous decisions.
This document provides information about an assignment submitted by Syed Ahmed Raza Qadri and Sami Saleem, students in the 7th semester of the BBA program at Benazir School of Business. The assignment is on the topic of Islamic Banking & Finance for their subject in section B.
The assignment discusses the structure of Sharia boards for Islamic banking institutions. It notes that Sharia boards must have a minimum of 3 Sharia scholars and may also include lawyers, finance professionals, and economists. The assignment also outlines the duties and responsibilities of Sharia boards, which include ensuring Islamic banking follows Islamic rules and prohibitions, approving new financial products and services, reviewing banking operations, and modifying previous decisions.
This document provides information about an assignment submitted by Syed Ahmed Raza Qadri and Sami Saleem, students in the 7th semester of the BBA program at Benazir School of Business. The assignment is on the topic of Islamic Banking & Finance for their subject in section B.
The assignment discusses the structure of Sharia boards for Islamic banking institutions. It notes that Sharia boards must have a minimum of 3 Sharia scholars and may also include lawyers, finance professionals, and economists. The assignment also outlines the duties and responsibilities of Sharia boards, which include ensuring Islamic banking follows Islamic rules and prohibitions, approving new financial products and services, reviewing banking operations, and modifying previous decisions.
According to the constitution every Islamic banking institution must
have a Shariah Advisory board comprised of minimum 3 shariah Scholars . Shariah Board also requires Lawyers, finance professionals & economists then Scholars analyze the decision on the basis of Islamic rules & regulations . The tenure for the appointment of every shariah member is 3 years after the clearance from SBP . Constitution for Shariah Board Members also allows that a resident shariah board member can also be appointed to look after the implementations & amendments . A secretariat of Shariah Board is also formed to oversee documentations , meetings & proposals . Shariah Compliance department also works with Shariah Board it do not interfere in business operations the basic role of this department is to research on different sources of Islamic law to avoid from Riba . Shariah board is an integral part of Islamic banking they issued their Fatwas on the basis of deductive analogies .
2- Duties and responsibilities of S.B
Following are the duties & responsibilities of Shariah Board
S.B ensures that Islamic banking system is based on the rules
& regulations provided by Islam & obeys the prohibition of Riba Shariah Board also provides approval to Islamic Banking institutions after analyzing the nature of financial products or services Shariah Board reviews banking operations like promotion of any product of service & agreements . It also reviews audit reports from both Internal & External Shariah Audit S.B can also modify or make changes in their decisions