Majallah-e-Talim o Tahqiq

اسلامی بینکوں میں رائج ہاؤس فنانسنگ کے متداول طریقے اور ان کا شرعی جائزہ

2024-06-13T09:31:22+05:00

The desire for homeownership is a universal human need, providing stability and security for families. However, rising costs and limited income can turn this dream into a distant reality. In response, Islamic banks have introduced House Financing schemes that cater to the Muslim population seeking to purchase, build, or repair their homes. These financing methods, unlike conventional mortgages that involve interest (Riba), adhere to Shariah principles. However, questions remain regarding their effectiveness. This article critically examines Shariah-compliant home financing methods offered by Islamic banks. It delves into the specific mechanisms employed, such as Musharakah Mutanaqisah (diminishing Musharakah) and Ijarah (leasing with a promise to purchase). The analysis will assess whether these methods successfully address the need for affordable housing while ensuring strict adherence to Islamic principles.

The research aims to provide a clear understanding of Shariah-compliant home financing options available in the Islamic banking sector and its ability to meet the evolving needs of Muslim communities.

قلب ماہیت(استحالہ )کا شرعی احکام پراثرات ایک تحقیقی جائزہ

2024-06-13T09:37:15+05:00

This exploration examines the effects of Shariah Rulings on Qalbmahit (Istihala), the process by which something impure can be transformed into something pure. In today's world, with a growing population and ever-increasing needs, the question arises: can Shariah rulings on Istihala be applied to make "impure" or "haram" items permissible through transformation?

This Article delves into the essence and methods of Istihala, alongside relevant Shariah rulings on transformation and permissibility. The goal is to provide valuable insights for Islamic scholars and the Muslim community in navigating contemporary needs while adhering to Shariah principles.

غیر مسلم ممالک سے درآمد شدہ اشیاء کی حلت وحرمت کاشرعی جائزہ

2024-06-13T09:26:00+05:00

Today, many people are unaware of the detailed rules governing what is halal (permissible) and haram (forbidden) in Islam. Moreover, there is a decreasing concern among Muslims about avoiding haram and suspicious items. This issue is particularly relevant to foods imported from non-Muslim countries, which are often consumed without thorough research into their ingredients. It remains uncertain whether these foods contain a mix of halal, haram, and suspicious items. However, halal certification institutions are actively working to ensure the safety of these products for Muslims. It is crucial to investigate the ingredients of recipes to determine their sources and confirm whether they are halal or haram. Products must not contain pig meat or gelatin, as many cosmetics, drinks, and medicines imported from non-Muslim countries could contain these haram ingredients. If these ingredients are found in imported products, and they are definitively haram or highly suspect, halal certification becomes necessary. Observing the distinctions between halal and haram is a duty for Muslims, impacting all aspects of life and various fields. This research aims to determine the Shariah ruling on various halal products.

ادویات کااستعمال اور عبادات پر اس کے اثرات ایک تحقیقی جائزہ

2024-06-13T09:45:02+05:00

Islam places significant importance on worship (Ibadaat), with each act of worship having specific methods and times. However, individuals may face challenges in performing these acts due to illnesses or other conditions. Sharia law offers accommodations to ensure that worship remains accessible under such circumstances. A crucial question arises when patients need to take medication: how does medication intake affect their ability to perform acts of worship such as Prayer (Salah), Fasting (Sawm), Hajj, and Umrah?

This study provides a comprehensive understanding of the impact of medical treatment on Islamic worship practices. It explores how various medications might influence a person's ability to fulfill religious obligations and discusses Sharia-based Rukhsah available to those who are ill.

احتکار کی معاصر صورتیں:ایک شرعی جائزہ

2024-06-13T09:17:57+05:00

Islam is a comprehensive code that governs all aspects of life, including the economy. Hoarding is one of the economic evils that Islam forbids in order to maintain social equilibrium. However, new kinds of hoarding are emerging in various sectors, such as the sugar, flour, and petrol mafia in Pakistan as well as new forms of monopoly are increasing in the real estate industry. It is vital to investigate these cases according to Shariah.

The primary objective of this article is to find out Shariah Ruling about prevailing forms of hoarding and monopoly in the several markets in the light of Quran, Sunnah and Islamic Jurisprudence. By analyzing contemporary scholarly interpretations and law of land in Pakistan.