Academic Presentation

Islamic banking is called shariah compliant banking as all transactions conducted in the banking transaction starting from product offering stage until the dispute resolution stage shall comply with the principles of Islamic law. As such the objective of this paper is to find out the application of parol evidence rule to Islamic banking in Malaysia and to find out whether the application of parol eveidence is compliant with the principles of Islamic law or not.

These are the slides that were part of Webinar on Activating Modes of Islamic Social Finance in the Midst of the Pandemic presented by Associate Professor Dr. Aishath Muneeza entitled "How about: activating modes of Islamic social finance in the midst of the pandemic".

These are the slides presented by Associate Professor Dr. Aishath Muneeza entitled "Introduction to Islamic social finance" at Islamic Economics Winter Course 2020, Bogor, Indonesia.

These are the slides that were part of an Islamic Wills Webinar presented by Associate Professor Dr. Aishath Muneeza entitled "Islamic law of inheritance".

The slides highlight: 1) jurisdictions with limited Shariah investment avenues and financial inclusion; 2) modified reverse salam product; 3) Bursa Suq Assalam platform (BSAP).

Islamic banking and finance is not a new concept in the world today. Irrespective of the faith convictions and the religious beliefs of jurisdictions, Islamic banking and finance is a concept that has been assepted and promoted as an economic system that is beneficial to the mankind. The objective of this research is to discusss the importance of policymakers in introducing Islamic banking and finance to jurisdictions and ways in which they could facilitate the development of it.

These are the slides presented by Associate Professor Dr. Aishath Muneeza entitled "The role of technology in effective distribution of zakat to poor and needy" at the International Conference on Islamic Finance (ICIF) 2021, Doha, Qatar.

Hibah and qard are secondary contracts used in the contemporary Islamic banking practices to fulfill different requirements arising from a primary contract used. However, Wadiah is still used as a primary concept for deposit taking and qard is also still considered as a contract that can be used as a primary concept for deposit taking.

These are the slides presented by Associate Professor Dr. Aishath Muneeza entitled "Sustainable development goals (SDGs) and digitalization" at the Webinar Series in collaboration with eWorldwide Group: Building Digital Resilience to Support COVID-19 Management, Mitigation and Response: Innovative and Sustainable Inclusive Economic Recovery.