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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Seyed Abbas Mousavian was a graduate of the Qom Seminary, | Seyed Abbas Mousavian was a graduate of the Qom Seminary, an expert in [[economic jurisprudence]], and a theorist on [[Islamic banking]] and finance. On the occasion of Mousavian’s death, jurists such as [[Seyed Ali Khamenei]], [[Sadeq Amoli Larijani]], [[Alireza Arafi]], [[Ahmad Moballeghi]], and [[Ali Akbar Rashad]] praised his knowledge of economic jurisprudence in their messages.<ref>“Selections from the Numerous Messages of Condolence,” website of the Monetary and Banking Research Institute of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran.</ref> According to Mohammad Javad Tavakkoli, associate professor in the Department of Economics at the Imam Khomeini Institute, Mousavian adopted an applied approach to issues of Islamic economics and influenced the procedure of certain laws in this field. Some areas influenced by him are as follows: | ||
# The Banking System | # The Banking System reform Plan; influential in the Fifth Development Plan Law. | ||
# The lease securities or sukuk plan for the Securities and Exchange Organization; it prepared the ground for the issuance of banking sukuk under the Fifth Development Plan Law. | # The lease securities or sukuk plan for the Securities and Exchange Organization; it prepared the ground for the issuance of banking sukuk under the Fifth Development Plan Law. | ||
# The design of various forms of sukuk for the securities | # The design of various forms of sukuk for the securities exchange and the amendment of certain laws governing this exchange.<ref>“Seyed Abbas Mousavian: Discourses and Interviews,” pp. 302-303.</ref> | ||
Mousavian produced more than one hundred works in the field of Islamic economics, both individually and collaboratively.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” pp. 277-278.</ref> His individually authored works include the books Islamic Banking: Theoretical Foundations and Practical Experiences, Islamic Financial Instruments (Sukuk), and [[Islamic Capital Market (book)|Islamic Capital Market]].<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” pp. 277-278.</ref> Mousavian received several awards, including the World Award for Islamic Humanities and the Shahid Sadr Award.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” pp. 277-278.</ref> | Mousavian produced more than one hundred works in the field of Islamic economics, both individually and collaboratively.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” pp. 277-278.</ref> His individually authored works include the books Islamic Banking: Theoretical Foundations and Practical Experiences, Islamic Financial Instruments (Sukuk), and [[Islamic Capital Market (book)|Islamic Capital Market]].<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” pp. 277-278.</ref> Mousavian received several awards, including the World Award for Islamic Humanities and the Shahid Sadr Award.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” pp. 277-278.</ref> | ||