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Ibahah: permissibility.
IFI: Islamic Financial Institution, may be a bank or any financial instiution conducting business according to the Shari'ah principles.
Ihtikar: Hoarding: the prohibited practice of purchasing essential commodities, such as food and storing them in anticipation of increase in prices
Ijab: Offer (in contract). Opposite of Qabul.
Ikhtiyar: Choice.
Ilm: Knowledge.
Infaq: Spending. In the literature of Islamic economics , It usually refers to spending on poor, orphan, Traveler or the people who ar unable to return their debts.
Insurance: Pooling of risks and many individuals and business entities and transforming them to an insurer/insurance company or a large group in return for payment of a premium.
Islam: is a monotheistic and Abrahamic religion articulated by the Qur'an.
Israf: Wasteful expenditure, unnecessary financial yoke.
IIFIN
Across:1. | Islamic Financial Institution, may be a bank or any financial instiution conducting business according to the Shari'ah principles. | 3. | Hoarding: the prohibited practice of purchasing essential commodities, such as food and storing them in anticipation of increase in prices | 6. | permissibility. |
| 7. | is a monotheistic and Abrahamic religion articulated by the Qur'an. | 8. | Pooling of risks and many individuals and business entities and transforming them to an insurer/insurance company or a large group in return for payment of a premium. |
| | Down:2. | Spending. In the literature of Islamic economics , It usually refers to spending on poor, orphan, Traveler or the people who ar unable to return their debts. | 3. | Offer (in contract). Opposite of Qabul. | 4. | Knowledge. |
| 5. | Choice. | 6. | Wasteful expenditure, unnecessary financial yoke. |
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IIFIN
Across:1. | Islamic Financial Institution, may be a bank or any financial instiution conducting business according to the Shari'ah principles. | 3. | Hoarding: the prohibited practice of purchasing essential commodities, such as food and storing them in anticipation of increase in prices | 6. | permissibility. |
| 7. | is a monotheistic and Abrahamic religion articulated by the Qur'an. | 8. | Pooling of risks and many individuals and business entities and transforming them to an insurer/insurance company or a large group in return for payment of a premium. |
| | Down:2. | Spending. In the literature of Islamic economics , It usually refers to spending on poor, orphan, Traveler or the people who ar unable to return their debts. | 3. | Offer (in contract). Opposite of Qabul. | 4. | Knowledge. |
| 5. | Choice. | 6. | Wasteful expenditure, unnecessary financial yoke. |
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