Biography

Dr. Muhammad Ayub is currently working as Director Research & Training at Riphah International University, Pakistan and Founder Editor for Journal of Islamic Business & Management (JIBM). He has completes his PhD in Finance from International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance, Malaysia. His main area of interest focuses on Social Sciences. His area of expertise includes Islamic Economics, Islamic Business, Zakat, Takaful, Islamic Finance, Islamic Banking, Islamic Financial, Islamic Inheritance law, Islamic Law of Contracts, Waqf-role and potential and Islamic Fund Management. He has published 5 books, and 47 research articles in journals contributed as author/co-author. He is also serving as peer reviewer/referee for journals such as Journal of JAKU, Islamic Economics, Jeddah, IRTI, IDBs Islamic Economic Studies, Jeddah, Review of Islamic Economics, Durahm, UK, ISRA International Journal on Islamic Finance, Malaysia, The International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance (IMEFM), the Emerald Publishing Company, UK, and Islamic Studies (IIUI) Islamabad, Pakistan.

Area of Interest:

Business Management and Accounting

100%

Islamic Finance

62%

Islamic Banking

90%

Takaful

75%

Islamic Business

55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0

Chapters
0

Articles
26

Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

Ayub, M., 2014. Making Takaful system really worthwhile. J. Islamic Bus. Manage., Vol. 4. .
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Ayub, M., 2013. Islamic Finance: Laying down an overarching schema for value based Shariah advisory and governance framework. J. Islamic Bus. Manage., 3: 97-128.
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Ayub, M. and S.H. bin Mohamed Ibrahim, 2013. Profit and loss distribution and pool management framework for IBIs in Pakistan: progress, issues and implications. J. Islamic Bus. Manage., 3: 51-70.
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Ayub, M., 2012. Qur'an, hadith and riba connotation? J. Islamic Bus. Manage., 2: 59-100.
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Ayub, M., 2012. Difference between interest and trade profit. Alim J., 2: 36-40.
Ayub, M., 2009. Madaris educaiton and human capital development with special reference to Pakistan. Islamic Econ. Stud., 16: 23-44.
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Ayub, M., 1996. Appraisal of reforms introduced and need and scope for further reforms in financial sector in Pakistan. Pak. Econ. Soc. Rev., 34: 1-20.
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