1.1 Shariah and Fiqh
1.2 Shariah and Muamalat
1.3 Development of Fiqh Muamalat
1.4 Major Fiqhi Schools

2.1 Definition
2.2 Classification of al-Mal
2.2.1 Movable (manqul) or Immovable (aqar)
2.2.2 Valuable (Mutaqawam) or Non-valuable (Ghair Mutaqawam)
2.2.3 Fungible (mithliy) or Non-Fungible (qimiy)
2.2.4 Consumable (istikhlaki) or Non-consumable (isti’mali)
2.3 Status of Property
2.3.1 Al Mal al-Mamluk
2.3.2 Al Mal al-Mubah
2.3.3 Al Mal al-Mahjur

3.1 Definition
3.2 Public and Private Ownership
3.3 Method of Acquisition
3.3.1 Ownership transfer through contract
3.3.2 Inheritance
3.3.3 Ownership of Mubah property e.g: Ihya’ al-Mawat,
hunting, grass and forest, mining and treasurer
3.4 Method of disposal

4.1 Definition
4.2 Types of incomplete Ownership
4.2.1 Ownership of Manfaah
4.2.2 Haq Irtifaq
4.3 Ownership of Manfaah
4.3.1 Al-Qard
4.3.2 Leasing
4.3.3 Waqaf
4.4 Haq Irtifaq
4.4.1 Haq al-Syurb
4.4.2 Haq al-Majra
4.4.3 Haq al-Masil
4.4.4 Haq al-Murur
4.4.5 Haq al-Jiwar

5.1 Definition of Contract
5.2 Legal Evidences of Contract
5.3 Pillars of Contract
5.4 Validity of Contract

6.1 Legal Capacity
6.2 Impediments Relating to Contracting Parties
6.2.1 Natural Causes (Samawiyah)
6.2.2 Acquired Causes (Muktasabah)
6.3 Solutions to Impediments

7.1 Conditions
7.2 Impediments
7.2.1 Prohibition of Riba
7.2.1.1 Definition
7.2.1.2 Types of Riba
7.2.1.3 Difference Between Riba and Profit
7.2.1.4 The Effects of Riba
7.2.1.5 Current Issues Pertaining to Riba
7.2.2 Prohibition of Gharar
7.2.2.1 Definition
7.2.2.2 Types of Gharar
7.2.2.3 Gharar in Contemporary Muamalat
7.2.3 Prohibition of Maisir and Jahalah
7.2.3.1 Definition
7.2.3.2 Scope of Maisir
7.2.3.3 Maisir in Contemporary Muamalat
7.2.3.4 Scope of Jahalah
7.2.3.5 Jahalah in Contemporary Muamalat
7.3 Solutions to Impediments

8.1 Conditions
8.2 Impediments
8.2.1 Mistake (Ghalat)
8.2.2 Duress (Ikrah)
8.2.3 Fraud (Tadlis)
8.2.4 Misrepresentation (Ghabn)
8.3 Solutions to Impediments

9.1 Termination of ‘Aqad Lazim
9.2 Termination of ‘Aqad Ghair Lazim
9.3 Termination of ‘Aqad Mauquf

10.1 Contract of Exchange (‘Uqud al-Mu’awadat)
10.2 Contract of Waiving (‘Uqud al-Isqatat)
10.3 Contract of Partnership (’Uqud al-Ishtirak)
10.4 Contract of Charity (’Uqud al-Tabarru’at)

11.1 Definition
11.2 Types of Khiyar
11.2.1 Khiyar al-Majlis
11.2.2 Khiyar al-Syarat
11.2.3 Khiyar al-‘Aib
11.2.4 Khiyar al-Rukyah
11.2.5 Khiyar al-Ta’yin
11.3 The Importance and Objectives of Khiyar

A1 : This course introduces the students to the basic concepts of fiqh muamalat. The course covers the concept of mal (property), milk (ownership) and (aqad) contracts . The impediments to contracts including riba’, gharar and maysir, khiyar (rights of option) and termination of contracts are also discussed. The classifications of contract are also introduced in this course.