Assistant Professor
Taif University
Total years of experience :9 years, 9 Months
Assistant Professor in Commercial Law
The central thrust of my Doctoral thesis is an examination of the development and applications of usury law within the Abrahamic religions. It aims to throw useful light on the relationship between laws on lending and credit on the one hand, and actual commercial practices, on the other; and to present a number of hypotheses regarding the following questions: How Islamic is Islamic banking today? Is its modus operandi interest free or interest based? Does it offer a viable alternative to banking capitalism or is it merely a variant of conventional banking?
The Developing Teaching Skills (DTS) Programme is a stand-alone 20 credit Masters module offered by the UEA School of Education. The programme is designed to help to understand and engage with the UK Professional Standards Framework for teaching and supporting learning in higher education (UKPSF).
Modules and units studied: Foundation of International Commercial Law I, II; Legal Skills and Research; International Sales Law II - The English Law relating to The International Sale of Goods Carried By Sea; Legal Aspect of Islamic Finance; The Law and Practice of International Project Finance and International Oil and Gas Law. In addition to write a dissertation which was about: The Evolution of Contractual Relationship Between the Governments and Oil Companies in the Middle East '1900 -1990'
