ŞÂFIÎ FUKAHÂSININ BEYU'L-Î'NE HAKKINDAKİ YAKLAŞIMI VE BUNUN GÜNÜMÜZ İSLAMİ FİNANS PİYASALARINA YANSIMASI

• Published in: İstanbul Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi; Sayı 28 (2013); 119-140
• Main Author: BAYINDIR, Servet
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Turkish
• Published: İstanbul Üniversitesi 30-12-2013
• Subjects: Baya'l-înah; Baya’l-înah, Riba, Shafiî school, Financial markets, Financial instruments; Bey'ul-îne; Bey’ul-îne, Riba, Şafiî mezhebi, Finansal Piyasa, Finansal ürün; Financial instruments; Financial markets; Finansal Piyasa; Finansal ürün; Riba; Shafiî school; Şafiî mezhebi
• ISSN: 1303-5746

Beyu'l-î'ne fıkhın tartışmalı konularından olmasına rağmen günümüz modern finansal piyasalarında sıklıkla başvurulan yöntemlerdendir. Malezya başta olmak üzere özellikle Şafiimezhebinin yaygın olarak takip edildiği Güney Doğu Asya ülkelerinde çok sayıda Beyu'lî' neye dayalı finansal ürün geliştirilmiştir. Elinizdeki makalede Malezya örneğinden hareketleBeyu'l-î'ne'ye dayalı olarak geliştirilen finansal ürünler incelenmiş bu ürünler fıkhî dayanakları açısından değerlendirilmeye tabi tutulmuştur.Anahtar kelimeler: Bey'ul-îne, Riba, Şafiî mezhebi, Finansal Piyasa, Finansal ürün. Shafii Jurists Approach to Bay'al-inah and Its Reflection on the Islamic Financial MarketsAbstractBayu'l-î'ne, although one of the controversial issues of Islamic law, is a method which is often referred to in today's modern financial markets. Especially in South East Asian countries where Shafiî mazhab was widely followed such as Malaysia, so many Bayu'l-î'ne based financial products have been developed. In this article, moving from Malaysian example, Bayu'l-î'ne based financial products were examined and these products are developed and evaluated in terms of their underlying Shariah principle.Keywords: Baya'l-înah, Riba, Shafiî school, Financial markets, Financial instruments
Shafii Jurists Approach to Bay'al-inah and Its Reflection on the Islamic Financial Markets Bayu'l-î'ne, although one of the controversial issues of Islamic law, is a method which is often referred to in today's modern financial markets. Especially in South East Asian countries where Shafiî mazhab was widely followed such as Malaysia, so many Bayu'l-î'ne based financial products have been developed. In this article, moving from Malaysian example, Bayu'l-î'ne based financial products were examined and these products are developed and evaluated in terms of their underlying Shariah principle.