Ahmed Salman Syed (0000-0001-7101-5961)

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Dr. Syed Ahmed Salman is a Senior Lecturer at Lincoln University college. He completed his PhD. in Islamic Banking and Finance from Institute of Islamic Banking and finance, International Islamic University Malaysia and a researcher in Islamic finance, especially in Takaful. Dr. Salman is actively involved in professional organizations. He is a Shari’ah Complaint Officer at Eco-Ethics Business Consultancy in Canada and he has been providing his service to Global Illuminators as a scientific review committee. He has also been providing his services to quite a few journals as a reviewer. Research Interests: Islamic banking, Takaful (Islamic insurance), Shari’ah Governance and Waqf.

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Lincoln University College: Petaling Jaya,, Selangor, MY

2018-10-12 to present | Senior Lecturer (Business and Accountancy )

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Ahmed Salman Syed

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7101-5961

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Lincoln University College: Petaling Jaya,, Selangor, MY

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International Islamic University Malaysia: Gombak, Selangor, MY

International Islamic University Malaysia: Gombak, Selangor, MY

Works (50 of 64)

Community Resilience and Climate Change

Does Entrepreneurship Enhance the Performance of Listed Manufacturing Enterprises?

Islamic Baking Innovation With a Special Focus on Al-Ijarah Thumma Al-Bai (AITAB)

Factors Affecting Islamic Banking Sustainability

Study on the Relationship Between Entrepreneurship, Business Environment, and Firm Performance

Synchronization in Finance

Framework for Corporate Governance and Disclosure Requirements for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)

Recent trends in business and entrepreneurial ventures

Risk Assessment of Islamic Banking Products: A Case Study of Murabaha and Ijarah

The Use of Social Media and Its Effects on Students' Academic Performance

Comparative Analysis of the Moroccan and Malaysian Takaful Regulatory Frameworks

Peer Effects of the Same and Different Religions on Faithfulness: A Comparison between Indonesia and India

Muslims and Non-Muslims’ Satisfaction of the Islamic Insurance in Malaysia: Application of the Extended Customer Satisfaction Analysis

Motivating factors for consumers to participate in takāful: a survey by Indian insurance policyholders

Strengthening the financial intermediary role of Islamic banks through sustainable development goals

The Public Perception on Knowledge of Islamic Unit Trust in Malaysia

The undesirable issues in the insurance practices can be resolved by introducing takāful in India: The views of islamic finance experts

Integration of Shari’ah Governance Framework in Human Resource Management Practice in Malaysia

Methodology on the Trend of Underlying Shariah Contracts and Legal Disputes of Decided Islamic Banking Cases in Malaysia

Towards Developing a Conceptual Framework for Islamic Unit Trust Funds

Awareness and Knowledge of Takaful in Malaysia: A Survey of Malaysian Consumers

Examining the innovative minds of takaful consumers: The case of Malaysia

Feasibility of introducing takaful (Islamic Insurance) in India from the perspective of islamic finance experts

Idealism versus realism: Performance of Islamic financial institutions in the light of Maqasid-Al Shari'ah

Is takaful industry innovative? Examining the perception of Takaful operators in Malaysia

Non-Muslims’ acceptance of imported products with halal logo: A case study of Malaysia and Japan

The impact of internal forces on acceptance of takaful by insurance policy-holders in India

Awareness and knowledge of insurance and Takaful in India: A survey on Indian insurance policy holders

Guiding principles in developing Shari'ah governance framework for Islamic capital market

Takaful vs. Conventional insurance from the risk and solidarity perspective

The acceptability and possibility of takaful in a conventional environment: A case study in non-muslim Countries

Achieving effective Waqf management through compliance with Shari'ah Governance Practices

Monitoring system through improved governance and audit: The case of Malaysian public universities

The Religious Perspective of Takaful as Ethical Insurance

Conceptual Relationship between Corporate Governance and Audit Quality in Shari’ah Compliant Companies Listed on Bursa Malaysia

Empowering the Shari’ah Committee towards Strengthening Shari’ah Governance Practices in Islamic Financial Institutions

Insurance as the backbone of risk management

Operational and liquidity risk information disclosure practices by Malaysian listed banks

Risk-Sharing and Shared Prosperity Through Takaful

Takaful (Islamic insurance): Historical, Shari'ah and operational perspectives

The impact of corporate governance mechanisms on audit quality of Shari'ah compliant companies

Takaful (Islamic Insurance): When We Started and Where We are Now

Are takaful operators at the sympathy of retakaful operators in Malaysia?

Contemporary issues in takaful (islamic insurance)

Contemporary marketing issues in Takaful

Critical review on the prevailing takaful models

Insurance in the light of religious teaching and ethics: A case study of India

Is there any relationship among the risks of banks in Malaysia?

Potential push-pull factors to introduce takaful (Islamic Insurance) as a new product in India: Preliminary overview

Proposed approach for best practices of Shari'ah corporate governance in the Malaysian Islamic capital market

Peer review (2 reviews for 2 publications/grants)