Dr. Imad Al-Hadi Al-Madhiub - Nationality: Tunisian

Dr. Imad Al-Hadi Al-Madhiub - Nationality: Tunisian

  • Tunisia
  • EIGHTH SESSION
  • Translation award in the Humanities from other languages into Arabic
  • PhD in Economics, El Manar University, 2008.
    Employment History
    Assistant for Higher Education at the Higher School of Commerce, University of Sfax, Tunisia, 2000/2002.
    Assistant Professor at the Higher School of Commerce, University of Sfax, 2009/2010.
    Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University.
    Academic Outcomes
    He has published numerous working papers and studies in specialized scientific journals in the fields of finance, economics, and business.
    Scientific and Cultural Activities

    Sixth Symposium on Modern Tools for Analyzing Business Cycles, Luxembourg, 2010.
    Global Development Network Conference, Prague, Czech Republic, 2010.
    Economic Research Forum Conference, Cairo, 2009.
    International Conference on Development and Inequality in the Mediterranean Region, Galatasaray University, Turkey, 2009.
    International Symposium on Comparative Economic Integration in the Mediterranean Region, Bordeaux, France, 2005.

النظام المالي الإسلامي: المبادئ والممارسات

النظام المالي الإسلامي: المبادئ والممارسات

  • The book "The Islamic Financial System: Principles and Practices" has been translated from English by a large group of authors. The book provides a valuable addition to the field of Islamic finance, enriching the Arab and foreign library in one of the most important areas of interest to academics and businessmen alike. It combines the originality of the subject and its legal foundations with the modernity and developments of financial systems and instruments. It does not limit itself to presenting Islamic finance practices alone, but also highlights the challenges they face and the legal issues raised by scholars, both ancient and contemporary. It also puts forward proposals for developing them and increasing their legal and economic acceptance.

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