'aqd va urāq-i istiṣnā': Persian 1401

Istisnaa contracts and construction orders are widely used in Islamic financial markets today due to the possibility of responding to the various needs of individuals and institutions for construction and not having certain restrictions on other contracts and documents. Banks can finance economic projects and act as intermediaries between natural and legal persons and industrial owners. In this book, after confirming the jurisprudential validity of the Istisnaa contract, Istisnaa papers are introduced in order to provide a suitable basis for using this contract in the banking system and capital market in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Also, the features of the Istisnaa contract in Islamic banking in the form of usury-free banking operations law, how these bonds enter the stock exchange, and the possibility of applying financial and monetary policy by the government and the central bank are examined.