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This is a video from a series explaining the Fiqh of trade. Based on the Hanafi text Mukhtasar al-Qudoori
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Summary and Exercises Types of Partnerships in Islamic Finance Types of Partnerships General Partnership: Can be voluntary (e.g., two people buying a car together) or involuntary (e.g., inheriting a car from a deceased parent). Contractual Partnership (Shirka al-Aqd) >Definition: Partners agree to share profits and losses based on their investment. >Categories: Four types of contractual partnerships. Unlimited Partnership (Shirka al-Mufawadha) >Definition: Partners share all their assets, debts, and profits equally. >Conditions: Must be free, Muslim, sane, and adult. >Examples: Two people pooling all their resources and sharing everything equally. Limited Partnership (Shirka al-Ainan) >Definition: Partners invest different amounts of money and share profits and losses based on their investment. >Examples: One person invests $10,000, another invests $5,000, and they share profits based on their contribution. Physical Partnership (Shirka al-Amal) >Definition: Partners contribute their skills or labor to the business. >Examples: One partner repairs cars while another paints them. Credit Partnership (Shirka al-Wujuh) >Definition: One partner provides capital, and the other uses their influence or reputation to generate business. >Examples: One person invests money while another uses their social network to attract clients. Exercises for Students Exercise 1: Definitions and Concepts Q1: Define the following terms: Shirka al-Mufawadha Shirka al-Ainan Shirka al-Amal Shirka al-Wujuh Q2: Explain the difference between general and contractual partnerships. Exercise 2: Practical Examples Q1: You and a friend want to start a restaurant. You invest $20,000, and your friend invests $10,000. Explain how you would structure your partnership and profit sharing. Q2: Describe how an unlimited partnership would handle a situation where one partner's investment is destroyed before any purchases are made. Exercise 3: Case Studies Q1: Ali and Bilal start a software company. Ali invests $15,000, and Bilal invests $10,000. They agree on a 60/40 profit split. Calculate the profit each partner gets if they make $5,000 in a month. Q2: Sarah and Aisha enter a physical partnership. Sarah repairs electronics, and Aisha designs software. They agree to share profits equally. If they make $3,000 in a month, how much does each partner receive? Exercise 4: Prohibited Partnerships Q1: Explain why a minor cannot enter into an unlimited partnership with an adult. Q2: Consider a scenario where two individuals want to form a partnership to run a consulting business. One is a Muslim, and the other is not. Can they form an unlimited partnership? Why or why not? Exercise 5: Discussion and Reflection Q1: Discuss the importance of clear agreements in partnerships. What are the potential consequences of unclear agreements? Q2: Reflect on a time you worked on a group project. How did you manage the division of tasks and rewards? What lessons did you learn? Exercise 6: Real-Life Application Q1: Create a simple partnership agreement for a business where you and a partner invest different amounts of money. Outline each person's responsibilities and how you will share profits. Q2: In an unlimited partnership, how can partners protect themselves from the risk of one partner not fulfilling their obligations? What measures can they include in their agreement?

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I have downloaded the english translation of the book.Inshallah this series will be of great benefit for understanding the the book.

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