IQIF Practice Questions - IBFIM Intermediate Qualification in Islamic Finance Exam - IQIF Practice Questions - IBFIM Intermediate Qualification in Islamic Finance Exam

Question 1

Under Fiqh al-Muamalat, if gold is traded for gold, which of the following sets of conditions must be met to avoid committing Riba al-Fadl and Riba al-Nasi'ah?

The trade must be deferred in payment and unequal in weight. The trade must be spot (hand-to-hand) and equal in weight (measure for measure). The trade must be deferred in payment but equal in weight. The trade must be spot (hand-to-hand) but can be unequal in weight.

Correct Answer:

The trade must be spot (hand-to-hand) and equal in weight (measure for measure).

Question 2

What is the primary legal distinction between Gharar Yasir (minor uncertainty) and Gharar Fahish (major uncertainty) regarding their impact on a commercial contract (Uqud al-Muawadat)?

Gharar Yasir renders the contract voidable (Fasid), while Gharar Fahish renders it valid. Gharar Yasir is tolerated and does not invalidate the contract, while Gharar Fahish invalidates the contract. Gharar Yasir invalidates the contract, while Gharar Fahish is tolerated under public interest (Maslahah). Both types of gharar invalidate the contract, but Gharar Yasir requires payment of compensation (Arbun).

Correct Answer:

Gharar Yasir is tolerated and does not invalidate the contract, while Gharar Fahish invalidates the contract.

Question 3

In a Tawarruq structure utilized for Islamic personal financing, what is the sequence of transactions that occurs between the bank, the customer, and the commodity brokers?

The customer buys commodity from Broker A, sells it to the bank on deferred terms, and the bank sells it to Broker B. The bank buys commodity from Broker A, sells it to the customer on deferred terms, and the customer sells it to Broker B. The bank buys commodity from Broker A, sells it to Broker B, and gives the proceeds to the customer as a Qard. The customer buys commodity from Broker A on deferred terms, sells it to Broker B, and deposits the funds with the bank.

Correct Answer:

The bank buys commodity from Broker A, sells it to the customer on deferred terms, and the customer sells it to Broker B.

Question 4

According to the Shariah standards of Bank Negara Malaysia, how does a Wa'ad (unilateral promise) differ from a Mu'ahadah (bilateral promise/agreement) in terms of its binding nature?

Wa'ad is binding only if it is written, whereas Mu'ahadah is binding even if oral. Wa'ad is binding on the promisor upon execution, whereas Mu'ahadah is not binding until cash is exchanged. Wa'ad is a unilateral promise binding on the promisor, whereas Mu'ahadah is a bilateral promise that may lead to a contract and is binding on both parties once agreed. Wa'ad is morally binding only, whereas Mu'ahadah is legally enforceable in Shariah court.

Correct Answer:

Wa'ad is a unilateral promise binding on the promisor, whereas Mu'ahadah is a bilateral promise that may lead to a contract and is binding on both parties once agreed.

Question 5

What is a mandatory requirement for a Murabahah sale to be Shariah-compliant regarding the disclosure of the asset price?

The seller must disclose only the markup profit margin, keeping the original cost private. The seller must disclose the original acquisition cost and the markup profit margin to the buyer. The buyer and seller must agree to let a third-party appraiser determine the cost at a later stage. The seller is permitted to overestimate the cost as long as the buyer agrees to the final transaction price.

Correct Answer:

The seller must disclose the original acquisition cost and the markup profit margin to the buyer.

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