Salary Deduction Associations among Employees and Their Rulings in Islamic Jurisprudence: A Contemporary Fiqh Study

This study examines the Sharīʿah ruling on salary deduction associations among employees as a contemporary financial practice, focusing on their juristic foundation and contractual characterization. It adopts an inductive, analytical, and comparative methodology by analyzing the opinions of contemporary jurists and the resolutions of Islamic fiqh councils in light of legal maxims and the objectives of Islamic law. The study concludes that these associations are essentially based on reciprocal benevolent loans and collective financial cooperation, and supports their permissibility when Sharīʿah conditions are observed, particularly the absence of stipulated increase, clarity of contractual terms, and the avoidance of injustice

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Anbar university Journal for Islamic Sciences
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2026-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.34278/aujis.2026.192233
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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Salary Deduction Associations among Employees and Their Rulings in Islamic Jurisprudence: A Contemporary Fiqh Study

Salah Najib Abdurahman
Anbar university Journal for Islamic Sciences
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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Salary Deduction Associations among Employees and Their Rulings in Islamic Jurisprudence: A Contemporary Fiqh Study

Salah Najib Abdurahman
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Abstract

This study examines the Sharīʿah ruling on salary deduction associations among employees as a contemporary financial practice, focusing on their juristic foundation and contractual characterization. It adopts an inductive, analytical, and comparative methodology by analyzing the opinions of contemporary jurists and the resolutions of Islamic fiqh councils in light of legal maxims and the objectives of Islamic law. The study concludes that these associations are essentially based on reciprocal benevolent loans and collective financial cooperation, and supports their permissibility when Sharīʿah conditions are observed, particularly the absence of stipulated increase, clarity of contractual terms, and the avoidance of injustice

Anbar university Journal for Islamic SciencesVol. 17(3)
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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