Intro; Contents; List of Figures AND TABLES; Figures; Table; PREFACE; LIZARD HOLE; Part I: The Ship of Fools; MAQASID AL-SHARI'AH; 1.1. Maqasid Al-Shar'iah: The Purpose of Divine Rules; 1.2. The Role of Islamic Finance in Maqasid; 1.3 Moral Hazard; Part II: The Milkmaid and Her Pail; ISLAMIC MONEY; 2.1. The More Probable Origin of the Monetary System; 2.2. Inflicting Pain on Youth; 2.3. The Scruples of Islamic Money Creation45; Part III: Caravan; IMPORTANCE OF TRADEIN ISLAM; 3.1. Infant Industry; 3.2. A Tale of Two Cities: Singapore and Hong Kong; 3.3. Random Walk Versus Islamic Reasoning;Part IV: Eleven RoundsFINANCING IN ISLAM; 4.1. Financing Working Capital; 4.2. Regulation and Supervision; 4.3. Liquidity Management; Part V: Conquistador; A Parade from Greenfield to Capital Markets; 5.1. Introduction to the Untold Story of Sukuk; 5.2. How Expandable is Sukuk for Liquidity Management?; 5.3. Resolution of Dissolution for Islamic Capital Markets; Part VI: The Miser; Wealth Distribution through Zakat and Poverty Alleviation; 6.1. Poverty Alleviation; 6.2. Complementary Currency as an Anti-Venom; 6.3. An Islamic Monetary System Based on Fair Trade.; Part VII: Except by Taqwa"Conclusion"; Bibliography; Appendix: To-Do List and Not-to-Do List; Index