Contents & References of Evaluating the role of Islamic banking facilities in the success of Imam Reza's Seal Fund
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Table of Contents
Title
Abstract.. 1
Chapter One: Research Overview
1-1- Introduction. 3
1-2- Statement of the research problem. 4
1-3- Importance and necessity of research. 5
1-4- The theoretical framework of the research. 5
1-5- research objectives. 7
1-6- research hypotheses. 7
1-7- research variables. 8
1-7-1- independent variable. 8
1-7-2- dependent variable. 8
1-8- Theoretical and operational definitions of research. 9
1-8-1- Theoretical and operational definitions of the independent variable. 9
1-8-2- Theoretical and operational definitions of the dependent variable. 10
1-9- The scope of research. 11
Chapter Two: Research Literature
Part One: Theoretical Foundations of Research
2-1-1- Introduction. 13
2-1-2- Definition of several words. 13
2-1-2-1- Imam Reza (AS) seal fund. 13
2-1-2-2- Qarz al-Hasaneh. 13
2-1-2-3- Bank. 14
2-1-2-4- granted facilities. 14
2-1-2-5- economic sector. 15
2-1-2-6- Equipping monetary resources. 15
2-1-2-7- Allocation of monetary resources. 15
2-1-2-8- success. 15
2-1-3- Islamic banking. 16
2-1-4- New banking system (Islamic banking system) and its difference from traditional banking. 17
2-1-5- Ideological foundations of Iran's current credit system. 19
2-1-5-1- Prohibition of usury from the jurisprudential aspect. 19
2-1-5-2- Prohibition of usury from the economic aspect. 19
2-1-6- The basic issues facing banking in the Islamic Republic of Iran can be divided into three main groups. 19
2-1-7- The operation structure of the new banking system (necessity of establishing Islamic banking). 24
2-1-8- Ideological foundations in Islamic banking. 24
2-1-9- Management of the bank. 27
2-1-10- Recognition of interest-free banking operations. 28
2-1-10-1- Equipping money sources in the new banking system. 28
2-1-10-2- Allocation of monetary resources in the new banking system. 30
2-1-10-2-1-Mudarabah. 30
2-1-10-2-2- Civil participation. 30
2-1-10-2-3- Legal partnership. 30
2-1-10-2-4-installment sale. 31
2-1-10-2-5-rental subject to possession. 31
2-1-10-2-6-Self. 31
2-1-10-2-7-Qarad al-Hasna. 31
2-1-10-2-8-farm. 31
2-1-10-2-9-Competitions. 31
2-1-10-2-10-Jaala. 31
2-1-10-2-11- Buying religion. 32
2-1-11- Basic foundations in Islamic banking. 32
2-1-11-1- Removal of riba (interest) from banking operations. 32
2-1-11-2- Taking profit in banking operations. 32
2-1-11-3-Equipment of deposits. 32
2-1-11-4-Granting bank credit facilities. 32
2-1-11-5-monetary policy, monetary policy tools are:. 32
2-1-12- Special characteristics of Islamic banking in Iran. 32
2-1-13- Performance of granting facilities for usury-free banking operations. 33
2-1-14- How to grant facilities according to the legislator in the law on banking operations without usury. 33
2-1-15- Islamic banking in Pakistan in terms of granting credit facilities. 34
2-1-15-1-loan with operational cost. 34
2-1-15-2- Loan without any return. 35
2-1-15-3-Transactions based on price increase. 35
2-1-15-4-Transactions based on price reduction. 35
2-1-15-5-Transactions based on repurchase agreement. 35
2-1-15-6-Rent financing. 35
2-1-15-7-Lease subject to possession. 36
2-1-15-8-Development cost. 36
2-1-15-9-Investment in partnership. 36
2-1-15-10-Investment based on partnership in capital. 36
2-1-15-11-Investment in term certificates of participation. 36
2-1-15-12-Investment in Mudarabah. 37
2-1-15-13-Investment based on partnership in rent. 37
2-1-16- Implementation of Malaysian Islamic banking laws. 37
2-1-17- Summary. 38
Part II: Background of the research
2-2-1- Domestic studies. 40
2-2-2- Foreign studies. 42
Chapter 3: Research implementation method
3-1- Introduction. 45
3-2 - Research method. 45
3-3- Society and statistical sample. 46
3-4 - Data collection methods and tools. 47
3-5 - Data analysis method. 48
3-6- Validity and reliability of measurement tools. 49
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3-6-1- Validity (reliability). 49
3-6-2- Reliability (reliability). 49
3-7- Description of Cronbach's alpha formula. 50
3-7-1- Cronbach's alpha. 50
Chapter Four: Analysis of information and statistical data
4-1- Introduction. 53
4-2- Descriptive statistics. 53
4-3-One-sample T-test for each dimension of research variables. 85
4-3-1-Main hypothesis test. 85
4-3-2-testing the first sub-hypothesis. 86
4-3-3-testing the second sub-hypothesis. 87
4-3-4-testing the third sub-hypothesis. 88
4-3-5-testing the fourth sub-hypothesis. 88
4-3-6-testing the fifth sub-hypothesis. 89
4-3-7- Sixth sub-hypothesis test. 90
Chapter Five: Conclusions and Suggestions
5-1- Introduction. 92
5-2- Findings (results). 92
5-2-1- Descriptive section. 92
5-2-2- Analytical section. 92
5-3- Discussion and conclusion. 94
5-4- Research proposals. 94
5-5- Recommendation for future research. 95
5-6- research limitations. 96
Sources and sources. 97
Appendixes. 100 100 Table 3-1 Qualitative attributes and numerical value of questionnaire options. 47
Table 3-2 distribution of questionnaire questions. 48
Table 3-3 Cronbach's alpha rate in the discussed section. 50
Table 4-1 Description of gender of respondents. 53
Table 2-4- Description of the level of education of the respondents. 55
Table 4-3- What is the interest rate of the facilities granted by the fund compared to other banks? 56
Table 4-4- How are the amounts granted by the fund compared to other banks? 57
Table 4-5- What is the repayment period for the installments of the fund's facilities? 59
Table 6-4- Loan facilities of the Fund's employment in the agricultural sector compared to other banks
How is it? 59
Table 4-7- How is the Fund's good loan facility in the service sector compared to other banks? 60
Table 4-8- How is the Fund's good loan facility in the industry sector compared to other banks? 61
Table 9-4- How is the payment of marriage loan facilities in the fund compared to other banks? 62
Table 10-4- What is the facility of granting loans for employment in villages compared to other banks
?. 63
Table 11-4- What is the method of reimbursement that the fund has considered for rural employment facilities
?. 64
Table 12-4- How are the amounts allocated to the facilities granted to villages in the fund compared to other banks
?. 65
Table 13-4- What is the fee rate of facilities granted to depositor customers? 66
Table 14-4- What is the compatibility between the waiting period and the repayment period of the facilities granted to the depositors of Qarz al-Hasna? 67
Table 15-4- What is the level of satisfaction of Qarz al-Hasna Fund depositors with the facilities provided? 68
Table 16-4- What is the success rate of implementation plans of loan facilities for employment in the agricultural sector compared to other banks? 69
Table 17-4- What is the success rate of the implementation plans of the employment loan facilities in the industrial sector compared to other banks? 70
Table 18-4- What is the success rate of the implementation plans of the employment loan facilities in the housing sector compared to other banks? 71
Table 19-4- What is the success rate of the implementation plans of the employment loan facilities in the service sector compared to other banks? 72
Table 20-4- How is the payment process of the loan granted by the fund for the employment of other banks? 73
Table 4-21- How is the payment process of the loan granted by the fund for marriage compared to other banks? 74
Table 22-4- What is the process of paying the loan facilities granted to fund depositors compared to other banks? 75
Table 23-4- How is the payment process of the necessary charitable loan granted by the Fund compared to other banks? 76
Table 24-4- What is the success rate of the fund in paying the essential treatment loan facility? 77
Table 25-4- What is the fee rate of the essential treatment loan facility without deposit?