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# 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 Sadr world 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 held numerous executive positions and responsibilities, including:

* Membership in the [[Jurisprudential Council of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran]];

* Jurisprudential adviser to the Export Development Bank of Iran;

* Special adviser to the secretary-general for jurisprudential and economic affairs at the Iranian Leasing Companies Association;

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=== Biography ===

Seyed Abbas Mousavian was born on 2 Khordad 1339 SH in ~~Ajab Shir County~~ in East Azerbaijan Province.<ref>“Biography of Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” Ijtihad Network website.</ref> In 1360 SH, amid ~~the Iranian~~ Cultural Revolution, he withdrew from university and began studying religious sciences at the [[Qom Seminary]].<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> ~~Beginning in 1368 SH, he attended~~ advanced courses in ~~jurisprudence~~ and ~~principles of jurisprudence~~ for ten years.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In 1384 SH, Mousavian defended his Level Four seminary dissertation in economic jurisprudence, entitled “The Jurisprudential Rulings of Securities.”<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In addition to his seminary ~~education~~, he ~~studied~~ theoretical economics ~~at the master’s level~~ at Shahid Beheshti University ~~in Tehran~~.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref>

Seyed Abbas Mousavian was born on 2. Khordad 1339 SH (23. may 1960) in Ajabshir in East Azerbaijan Province.<ref>“Biography of Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” Ijtihad Network website.</ref> In 1360 SH, amid Cultural Revolution in Iran, he withdrew from university and began studying religious sciences at the [[Qom Seminary]].<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> He was studying advanced courses in Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh for ten years (1368-1378 SH).<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In 1384 SH, Mousavian defended his Level Four seminary dissertation in economic jurisprudence, entitled “The Jurisprudential Rulings of Securities.”<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In addition to his seminary studies, he pursued a master's degree in theoretical economics at Shahid Beheshti University.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref>

== General Foundations in Islamic Economic Research ==

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 # 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 Sadr world 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 held numerous executive positions and responsibilities, including:
 * Membership in the [[Jurisprudential Council of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran]];
 * Jurisprudential adviser to the Export Development Bank of Iran;
 * Special adviser to the secretary-general for jurisprudential and economic affairs at the Iranian Leasing Companies Association;
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 === Biography ===
-Seyed Abbas Mousavian was born on 2 Khordad 1339 SH in Ajab Shir County in East Azerbaijan Province.<ref>“Biography of Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” Ijtihad Network website.</ref> In 1360 SH, amid the Iranian Cultural Revolution, he withdrew from university and began studying religious sciences at the [[Qom Seminary]].<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> Beginning in 1368 SH, he attended advanced courses in jurisprudence and principles of jurisprudence for ten years.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In 1384 SH, Mousavian defended his Level Four seminary dissertation in economic jurisprudence, entitled “The Jurisprudential Rulings of Securities.”<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In addition to his seminary education, he studied theoretical economics at the master’s level at Shahid Beheshti University in Tehran.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref>
+Seyed Abbas Mousavian was born on 2. Khordad 1339 SH (23. may 1960) in Ajabshir in East Azerbaijan Province.<ref>“Biography of Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” Ijtihad Network website.</ref> In 1360 SH, amid Cultural Revolution in Iran, he withdrew from university and began studying religious sciences at the [[Qom Seminary]].<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> He was studying advanced courses in Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh for ten years (1368-1378 SH).<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In 1384 SH, Mousavian defended his Level Four seminary dissertation in economic jurisprudence, entitled “The Jurisprudential Rulings of Securities.”<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref> In addition to his seminary studies, he pursued a master's degree in theoretical economics at Shahid Beheshti University.<ref>“An Overview of the Life and Activities of the Late Hujjat al-Islam wa-l-Muslimin Seyed Abbas Mousavian,” p. 278.</ref>
 == General Foundations in Islamic Economic Research ==

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