KEDINAMIKAN SYARIAH DALAM MEMENUHI TUNTUTAN MU'AMALAH PERBANKAN MODEN
Abstract
The Shari 'ah was revealed to govern the acts of man. As man and
society change, Islamic law ought to deal with new developments adequately.
Undoubtedly, the field of commercial transactions have encountered
the most rapid changes and developments in Muslim society
to which Islamic law has to address. Issues such as freedom of contract
and nominate contracts are amongst the issues which constitute
the tool for a revitalisation of Islamic mu 'amalah in modern banking
and finance. Equally important is the legal framework that will safeguard
the prospects of Islamic commercial law without which the future
of Islamic mu 'amalah will be declined and diminished.
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