The Gateway Program
Post Graduate Diploma in Islamic Banking & Finance
This is an exclusive threshold gateway program designed under Distance learning mode to offer knowledge resource in a comprehensive and compact manner thereby motivating students to explore further avenues for knowledge of this fast expanding and vast global Islamic finance domain. The course is designed by a professional Islamic banker in such a manner that the student learns at his/her convenience and feels an urge while pursuing the course to gather more information from various other sources by browsing a large number of websites on Islamic Banking & Finance.
Eligibility
Graduates in any discipline from a recognized university with simple ability to understand English language as the entire material is designed in the same language. Students in the final year of their graduation can also register and pursue the course but the diploma will be issued only after successful completion of degree and submission of a self attested copy of the certificate.
Religious Scholars like Aalim and Faazil from renowned madrasaas can also register for the course subject to proving their proficiency in English language.
The course is revised and reprinted with effect from 1st January 2017. The reprint Modules and CD carry a Foreword from Vice Chancellor, University of Hyderabad.
MODULE - I | | | From the Dean's Desk | | Global Round up - Islamic Banking & Finance | | | | Chapter-1 | Religious perspective - Background with socio-ethical aspects of Islamic economics,banking and finance | | Chapter-2 | Principles and practice of Islamic financing | | | |
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Modules - I & II |
| MODULE - II | | Chapter-1 | Islamic Economics | | Chapter-2 | Conventional Economics | | Chapter-3 | Distributive Justice in Islam | | Chapter-4 | Fiqh – Islamic financial Jurisprudence | | Chapter-5 | Profit Vs. Bank interest |
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| MODULE - III | | Chapter-1 | Monetary policy in Islamic perspective | | Chapter-2 | Major problems being faced by Islamic banks | | Chapter-3 | Introduction to Islamic economics,banking and finance | | Chapter-4 | Islamic banking and finance in theory and practice | | Chapter-5 | Islamic financial institutions (IFI's) in India - Historical background,present status and future strategy | | Chapter-6 | Compendium of Fatwas prohibiting bank interest | | Chapter-7 | Resolutions and recommendations of Al Baraka Symposia on Islamic economy. | | | |
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Modules - III & IV |
| MODULE - IV | | Chapter-1 | Public Finance in Islam - Study of Zakah,Ushr & Kharaj | | Chapter-2 | Islamic finance in tax perspective | | Chapter-3 | Takaful – Islamic insurance | | Chapter-4 | Islamic fund management & Securities market | | Chapter-5 | Islamic Credit Cards |
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| MODULE - V | | This Module is based on dual learning mode, that is, partly in the text form, in the text and partly from the CD as E-Session | | Chapter-1 | Operational Islamic Banking - Detailed study of Ijarah,Murabaha,Musharika,Mudarabah,Istisna,Salam,Muzaraa & Qard-e-hasan | | Chapter-2 | Documents and Documentation | | Chapter-3 | Islamic Microfinance | | Chapter-4 | Islamic Investment banking - Detailed study of Islamic mutual funds,Islamic bonds - SUKUK,Private banking and private equity & Islamic wealth management | | | |
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Modules - V & VI |
| MODULE - VI | Recapitulation and Electives specialization |
Marks Distribution
| Modules – I & II | 200 |
| Modules – III & IV | 200 |
| Module – V(First Phase) | 250 |
| Module – V(Second Phase) | 250 |
| Module – VI | 100 |
| TOTAL | 1000 |
