This book explores the potential of Green Islamic finance, a growing field that combines Islamic investment principles with environmental responsibility, to address climate change and promote sustainable development. It aims to boost innovation in this area, inform policymaking, and empower investors to make sustainable decisions.
This book explores the potential of Green Islamic finance, a growing field that combines Islamic investment principles with environmental responsibility, to address climate change and promote sustainable development. It aims to boost innovation in this area, inform policymaking, and empower investors to make sustainable decisions.
Edib Smolo is an Associate Professor and former Chair of the Finance Department and Director of the Master of Science in Finance program at Effat University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Mohammed Omer Rafique is an Assistant Professor of Islamic Finance and Management Sciences at SZABIST University.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Introduction 1. Islamic Green Finance: A Marriage of Ethics and Environmental Responsibility in light of Maqasid al-Shari'ah Part 2: Foundations of Islamic Green Finance 2. Shari'ah Compliance Framework for Islamic Green Finance 3. The Role of Islamic Financial Institutions in Promoting Green Initiatives and SDGs 4. Financing Sustainability through Meezan Concept: An Islamic Economics Perspective Part 3: Enabling Green Growth 5. Green Policy Frameworks: Fostering Growth through Government Intervention 6. Technological Innovation and Green Fintech: Blockchain, Crowdfunding, and AI for Green Finance 7. From Esham to Perpetual Green Sukuk: A Framework for Sustainable Islamic Finance 8. Sukuk and Sustainable Finance: A Review of Literature and Future Directions 9. Sustainable Development Financing in Indonesia Through Sukuk 10. Green Sukuk: Leveraging Islamic Finance for Ecological Sustainability Part 4: Challenges and Opportunities 11. The impact of Environmental, social and governance practices on Shariah compliant firms during COVID-19: A comparative study 12. Incorporating ESG factors in Islamic banking practices Part 5: Measuring Impact and Future Directions 13. Role of Islamic Capital Market in Developing Green Islamic Finance: A Critical Analysis of Green Sukuk Legal Framework in Malaysia 14. Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals: The Potential of Green Islamic Finance 15. Islamic Green Finance And Sustainable Development Goals: A Maqasid Al-Shari'ah Perspective
Part 1: Introduction 1. Islamic Green Finance: A Marriage of Ethics and Environmental Responsibility in light of Maqasid al-Shari'ah Part 2: Foundations of Islamic Green Finance 2. Shari'ah Compliance Framework for Islamic Green Finance 3. The Role of Islamic Financial Institutions in Promoting Green Initiatives and SDGs 4. Financing Sustainability through Meezan Concept: An Islamic Economics Perspective Part 3: Enabling Green Growth 5. Green Policy Frameworks: Fostering Growth through Government Intervention 6. Technological Innovation and Green Fintech: Blockchain, Crowdfunding, and AI for Green Finance 7. From Esham to Perpetual Green Sukuk: A Framework for Sustainable Islamic Finance 8. Sukuk and Sustainable Finance: A Review of Literature and Future Directions 9. Sustainable Development Financing in Indonesia Through Sukuk 10. Green Sukuk: Leveraging Islamic Finance for Ecological Sustainability Part 4: Challenges and Opportunities 11. The impact of Environmental, social and governance practices on Shariah compliant firms during COVID-19: A comparative study 12. Incorporating ESG factors in Islamic banking practices Part 5: Measuring Impact and Future Directions 13. Role of Islamic Capital Market in Developing Green Islamic Finance: A Critical Analysis of Green Sukuk Legal Framework in Malaysia 14. Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals: The Potential of Green Islamic Finance 15. Islamic Green Finance And Sustainable Development Goals: A Maqasid Al-Shari'ah Perspective
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