Fiqh of Business
Islamic commercial law for people who actually work: sale, debt, partnership, ribā, employment contracts, and the products Australian banks will offer you this year. What is halal, what is not, and — more useful — why.
What you'll cover.
Ten evenings, one subject, read from the sources and landed in Australia.
If you work, trade, employ, borrow or invest — that is, if you have money moving in your life — and you want to know where the lines are before you cross one.
Anyone wanting a classical text read line by line: that is Dalīl aṭ-Ṭālib. Anyone who needs credit toward the diploma — a term class is the honest way to try before you commit, not a shortcut through it.
What an evening looks like.
Same night every week, two hours, done by 9pm. The stream runs alongside the room.
Sheikh Dr Mohammad Alabdulkarim
He sat as a judge in Saudi Arabia, hearing the ordinary run of commercial disputes, then took a Masters in Commonwealth law in Australia. He has ruled on the transactions this course is about — in both legal worlds.
More about him →Questions people actually ask.
No. The texts are in Arabic but the teaching is in English, and every passage is read and translated in the room.
Every session is recorded. The recording is yours for the rest of the term.
Within the first two weeks, yes — the recordings catch you up. After that, wait for the next term.
Paid once, when you enrol. Refunded in full if you withdraw in the first two weeks.
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Chipping Norton NSW 2170
0406 965 737
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