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    News Le January to December 2013 ie Bangladesh Institute of Islamic Thought Advicors Shah Adal Haran Md Hg Prof Dr MShansher Ali Elitor MAb ie Meiers ofthe Team Abdallah Atma ‘Kirsh Alan Bhavan Malfzar Ralane Tabet Hasson Ragu Islam Documentation Zahra Hoque Khan Maku Haan Shama Contact BUT: Howse #04, Roa #02 Secor 809 tara Model Town, Dhaka 1230 Phone: “8802 85056 8802 51957500 E-mail bit ore@iyahoo com Web sie: np /itbd.one Corrs Peet] IMadrasha Education, IA Collaboration with thi lAmerican Center, Dhaka A roundlable focusing on the Madrasha discussion education system Bangladesh was held at ‘Meghna Hall of. (Continued on page 2, Col.) nn Ce RELL Sener ee cid ieee LC ee AS eta) SE lag eos entea ean laeguage er the ie a Anis Cage NoasArthie Spa (Al Ay A cn) vas held on 29 June 03 Jly 2013 at Bangladesh Madiasha Tessin “Ta SU (MTT), Gazipur. The ose, Cua ae Tear Ss ee ed Under the Textbook Writing Project of BIIT, six (6) university-level textbooks on existing core courses of different public and private universities for the faculty of Business Studies were of an organization and also .. published in 2013. (Continued on page 3, Col. 1) Financial BOOT by Dr. Ahmad, Conventional and amic Sncdnrnte Approach, ‘The — main objective of this. book is to acquaint | Be the students, [= teachers and ieee! BIIT, TUM Chapter organized with the talk with renowned Islamic. principles, concepts, (Continued on page 7, Col 1) ‘constraints, methods and. (Continwed on page 2, Col. 3) Cerra csc Principles of — Accounting Conventional and Islamic Member of BIT Published Approsch Book from IT The book Hes a great has vividly pleasure 10 described aanoance the that a book (Continued ted Ethics on page 2 of Assisted Cot. 3) Reproductive Medicine: A Comparison OBES between Islamic and Western 2 Viewpoints hasbeen published by IIT. This book is This book presens the writen by one of the diferent tools and techniaues honorable members of BIIT, to analyze the financial postion fy" Sharmin Iles Roundtable Discussion on Reforming Madrasha Education... (Continued from 1 page) BIAM, Dhaka on 15 June, 2013. It was jointly organized by the Bangladesh Institute of Islamic ‘Thought (BIT) and the American Center, Dhaka. In the program, the following papers ‘were presented Paper 1: “Madrasha Education System in Bangladesh: Where We ‘Are Today and Looking Ahead” by Dr. Md. Abdus Sattar, Madrasha Education Consultant, Paper 2: “Present Status of Madrasha ‘Education in Bangladesh in the Light ‘of Education Policy 2010" by Professor M_Mahbubur Rahman, former prineipal of Bangladesh ‘Madrasha Teachers Training Institute (eMTTD, M Aziaul Hug, President of BUT presided over the program, The address of welcome was delivered by Mr. Mike Harker, Cultural Affairs Officer of the American Center. ‘Shah Abeul Hannan, Chairman of the BIIT Trust was the moderator of the program. Ms. Sabreen $. Rahman, Program Development Advisor of the ‘American Center, Dhaka and Professor Abdul Malek, Principal of BMTTI were present as special guests. About 45 scholars, researchers, principals and teachers from various Alia and Quami Madrashas of Bangladesh participated inthe discussion, 02 Training on the Arabic Language for Non-Arabic Speakers.. (Continued from page) ‘was organized jointly by BIIT and Arabic for All, Riyadh, KSA. Arabic for All provided all sorts of training ‘materials and brought two academic ‘experts from King Saud University, KSA — Professor Dr. Aqil Bin Hamed ‘As Sammari and Professor Abdullah Bin Jafer Al-Kahtani — to conduct the training. Honorable Deputy Head of the Royel Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Dhaka, Me, Jadi Naif Al-Ragaas was presentin the program as chief guest Prof. Dr Abulhasan M. Sadeg, Vice Chancellor, Asian University of Bangladesh; Prof. Abdul Malek, Principal of BMTTI; Dr. Anwarul ‘Kabir, Assistant Professor of National University and BIIT officials were present in the inaugural session, Professor Dr. Abdur Rahman Anwari, an Executive Committee member of BIIT presided over the session, Around 40 Arabic teachers from various universities and Madrashas participated in the training program, BIIT provided all sorts of logistic support and awarded certificates to the successful trainees, Financial Accounting: Conventional and Islamic Approach (Continued rom 1 page) techniques of accounting in accordance with Islamic principles and Shari'ah. As a text book, it i important, especially for Islamic banks, insurance companies, other organizations and institutions: which operate according to Islamic principles and Shari'ah. This. book would also enable the readers 10 appreciate the preeminence of Islamic accounting over the conventional accounting system. Morcover, this book would help fix the responsibility and accountability of the functional managers and other executives while determining responsibilty according tw core Islamic principles Principles of. Accounting: Conventional and Islamic Approach (Continued srom 1" page) smedem accounting concepts, postulates, theories and principles, statements and institutions as. prescribed by the curricula of different universities of Bangladesh. But, in addition to these, some more basic and. fundamental issues have been brought into discussion. Since every subject has its own philosophy, the philosophy of accounting has been discussed in more detail. Importantly, with every content of discussion, Islamic relevance has been added to facilitate greater understanding of the subject by students, At the end, a discussion on ethies and Hisba, ie, Islamic auditing, has been added 10 project the current trend in maintaining personal as well as collective honesty in the profession of accounting. The principle of Hisba shows how the Muslim administration has relied upon it to maintain strong appliance of rules and ethics in the ‘management of economy. Fundamentals of Finance, Pincipls of Marking: Convention busines aren. This book i divided (Continue tom I page) ssl bnnie Appronch info twelve chapter 0 thal it can be elpsin making crcl dsson ike Tisha has een throughly revised Sed 8 fentook in management, capital budgeting, cos of capita isk and designed in 8 unigue manne 50 behave, operations managenen, : shal fle Ce meorfrecs end “Ovi OPertons management, coe eis et eaten po eae ts ; Finacial management, The book also qualty mangement pues acai Gat ce Enveldee ites fur ao inne peel acdic Grigitct iiss esd abe eed DE eae ee eee calniate profiabliy, do. ak toayss, manage company’s invesment ponfolios and risk arenes sch en ede flilinent of is ulimae goa! ofthe Se Flak es ec ad to Basi Priwples of Finance which are taught at university level globally. marketing in this 2Ist century. Ethical practice in marketing is Additionally, twelve (12) more textbooks are in the pipeline of publication, In this connection, eighty-two (62) books and. three hundred cight-cieht G88) anicles related to Islamic pespoctives on various issues were provided to the worldwide and textbook vwiters during the period Hall product's market is expanding under repor. Forythes (43) sx (6) day by day. Considering this, it has group/team meetings wee held forthe also been tied to accommodate the textbook writing purposes. ‘These Shariah views of marketing in every mectings were attended by academic chapir. Chaplers accommodate sialY members of the faculies of examples from Bangladesh marketing Business Studies, Social Sciences, issucs which will greatly help the Arts & Humanities and Law. About Students get. prepared. for thiteen (13) courses were redesigned Financial Markets and Insintions: €aminatios. Pee Cutan fee eee tiie aka, University of Chitagong and Pereaeh Tog Quality Management: Islamic University Kushtia during this This book provides a conceptual Conventional and Islamic Approach petiod. Under the Textbook Writing fiamework that canbe used to Projet of BIT, about 120 teachers are understand why markets exist, Each This book has been designed ina way nyoived in writing teaching materials typeof financial that will familiarize students and on existing courses of different public market is readers with the basic principles and and private universities, Forty-one described in this methods associated (41) chapter write-ups were book, with a focus with Total Quality ‘completed and thirty-one (31) chapter on the sss Management ee that re traded in x cnperts during the year o that market and the Ce pepe Islamic approaches financial institutions, The discussion oft also shows how financial services in this book is ‘hese principles and ‘organized on the basis of a specific methods have been ‘Compilation Series... (Continued from type of service. This text is suitable put into effect in a variety of /ast page) for both undergraduate and graduate oguizations. This book alo helps to. around the world. Dang this yar, level courses in financial markets, illustrate the relationship between the manuscripts have been prepared financial insittons or oth. To TOM principles and the theories and pining as unde the Facil of facta a beter comprehension of mode stded, in managonnt ic Socal Science 2 the subject, relevant questions amd Soucy, helps the readers to be ii Artsand Humanies-3 problems are along wi the sil Souipped with such knowledge, i. Edveaion-8 Faro ccm aatinc me (0018 and approaches that would iv, Lawl care tal debuitcns imperane enable them to solve the problems Business Studies- 11 temniologies fom the view pomtof that Frmslcompanies face in vi, Infomation Technology and both conventions! an Shorah their respective management and i, Thealogy- 8 (er ‘These books are now being studied at different public and private universities of Bangladesh either as required or recommended texts. Bangladesh Institute of Islamic Thought (BIIT) ESRERBEEE Chicf Guest at the meeting. About 55. Member Secretary: M Abdul Aziz, distinguished members of BIT were Executive Director, BIIT present in the meeting. The BIT ju erqisciptinary Study Circle Redesigning Course Curriculum Members present at the AGM voted OV UMN for the new Executive Committee of About 6 a sly ci ‘Thirteen (13) courses were redesigned fort tyrahe ven oo a SOny te af eld with the members and fellows of by teachers of the University of Juhu Hages Profesor, ot BT during this period. Mr. Shah Dhaks, University of Chitagong, Accounting, Fase Univesity won Abdi! Hannan, Chairman of the BIT University of Rajshohi and Tlamic ne eee Caney nvernty 82S. Tryst and an eminent scholar of Islam University Kushtia during the period pan! was proposed by Professor Ma, 4. Contemporary thought was the under report Rafiqul Islam of Bangladesh Islamic ™Oders#or of these study circles. University and seconded by Janab Discussion on [OK Series Writing & Reviewing Manuscripts 4g, Ruhul Amin, Director, National Qe (1) short course on the book Under the “Textbook Writing Project’ University Bangladesh. The nevly GhanerIslamikoron: Sorup O Proves. cof BIIT, Forty-one (41) chapter sletted Executive Committe of BIT yas held at BIIT during this period ‘write-ups were completed and fF 2013-2014 is mentioned below: i BITT staff members participated in thiny-one G1) chapter write-ups were President: Shah Abdul Hannan, the program which consisted of reviewed by selected experts during Former Secretary, Govt. of Several sessions. In addition, six (6) the year 2013. Banglades discussions wee also held at Rajshebi BIT office where a number of university teachers were present or (cee Vice President (Finance): Pro Di AKM Abdul Quad, UniverigyafChitagong BIT artipated in the NGOs Eighty-t40 (82) books and thee gy, Co-ordination Meeting at DC Otfice hundred eighy-

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