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"Islamic financial instruments" as a book category covers the theory, practice and regulation of financial products structured to comply with Shariah (Islamic law). Works in this category explain core principles (prohibition of riba/interest, gharar/excessive uncertainty, and haram activities), describe and analyse specific instruments—such as sukuk, mudarabah, musharakah, ijara, salam, istisna, and takaful—and show how they are drafted, priced and documented. Books may range from introductory textbooks and legal/jurisprudential treatises to practitioner guides, case studies, comparative studies with conventional finance, regulatory and accounting frameworks, risk management and structuring techniques, and market trends for investors and policymakers. The audience typically includes students, Shariah scholars, bankers, asset managers, regulators and anyone seeking practical or academic understanding of compliant product design and implementation in domestic and global markets.

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