Islamic Banking - Key Differences of Components Within a

Financial Statements of an Islamic Bank

Give us a chance to take a gander at the key contrasts in introduction of monetary explanations
between traditional an Islamic keeping money.

Articulation of Financial Position (Balance Sheet)

In customary bookkeeping, the accounting report has these couple of parts, to be specific resources,
liabilities and proprietors' value. In Islamic keeping money, there is one extra part called "value of
unhindered speculation account holders".

In ordinary managing an account, an advantage is characterized as a thing with future financial

advantage connected to it in any case whether there is lawful control by the detailing bank. For Islamic
managing an account, in any case, a thing can be taken as a benefit just when the Islamic bank has
lawful ideal to hold, utilize or discard the thing.
The other exceptional element is the "value of unlimited speculation account holders". This extra
segment is to fulfill the arrangement of clients who contribute on the premise of mudarabah which
requires any misfortunes to be borne by the financial specialists (the clients themselves). It is
accordingly, vital to reveal adequate data to show the measures taken by the bank to guarantee that the
premiums of this arrangement of clients are considered as a major aspect of the system of the bank. In
customary keeping money, they will be dealt with as liabilities.

There are 2 types of mudarabah contracts:-

Mudarabah Mutlaqah - This is the "unhindered" mudarabah contract whereby the capital
supplier/proprietor permits add up to flexibility to the bank to utilize the capital for its undertakings
without conditions, details, limitations or points of confinement. The bank is allowed to go into any
exchange understandings, regardless of whether typical or conceded or renting premise, utilizing the
proprietors' capital. This type of mudarabah is regularly utilized as a part of substitution of the ordinary
settled store item for retail clients.

Mudarabah Muqqayadah - This is the "limited" mudarabah contract. The bank is given sure parameters
(confinements and conditions) on the most proficient method to utilize the capital gave by the
proprietors.

Explanation of Changes in Restricted Investments and Their Equivalent

This is the announcement to report the utilization of mudarabah muqqayadah speculations whereby the
bank is to attempt to utilize the assets for particular ventures. This pool of store must be isolated from
different finances as the profits from this reserve will be shared among this specific gathering of
financial specialists.

Aside from the profits or misfortunes for the gathering of limited financial specialists, the
announcement ought to likewise report benefits or misfortunes before deducting the venture
administrator's share of speculation benefits/misfortunes. The bank's share of pay as the venture
specialist is otherwise called mudarib.

Proclamation of Sources and Uses of Zakat and Charity Fund

This is required just when the bank built up a zakat and philanthropy support whereby the bank goes
about as a guardian of that store. The bank is in charge of accumulation and circulation of all or some
portion of zakat and philanthropy reserves.
The Diploma in Islamic Banking Diploma of IIBI is equivalent to Level 5 of the National Qualifications
Framework of England, Wales and Northern Ireland of the United Kingdom, Dubai.

The course is aimed mainly at students and professionals who are seeking to have more than a basic
understanding of the concepts and operating principles that apply to different types of Islamic banking
in comparison to conventional banking. Applying Islamic principles in banking in modern markets poses
serious challenges for Islamic banks.The course also provides an overview on Islamic insurance termed
as tankful. The course assumes no previous knowledge of banking. Neither does it assume any previous
knowledge of Islam. The emphasis is on practical implementation of Islamic finance principles in the real
world of finance. The course consists of 23 lessons structured around five modules. The questions at the
end of each lesson are designed to test the understanding of the basic concepts and their practical
applications which have been explored within the lessons. On completion of the course students will be
awarded the Diploma in Islamic Banking.