Scholarly texts on the prohibition of riba — from classical fiqh to modern economic analysis.
The Fair Meridian Library's Riba & Prohibition of Interest collection brings together the most important scholarly books, academic papers, and practical guides on this topic — curated specifically for US Muslim homebuyers, investors, and students of Islamic economics. Scholarly texts on the prohibition of riba — from classical fiqh to modern economic analysis.
Every resource has been selected for its scholarly credibility, practical relevance to the US Muslim community, and alignment with mainstream Shariah-compliance standards as defined by AAOIFI and OIC Fiqh Academy resolutions. Each book is cross-referenced with the Fair Meridian Islamic Finance Course — so you can move seamlessly between reading the original scholarly source and working through structured course content in plain English.
1 resource · 🟡 Intermediate
The Fair Meridian Library currently hosts 1 resources on Riba & Prohibition of Interest. Scholarly texts on the prohibition of riba — from classical fiqh to modern economic analysis. All resources are curated for scholarly credibility and practical relevance to US Muslim homebuyers and investors.
Many resources in the Riba & Prohibition of Interest collection are available as free PDFs where the author or publisher has made them freely available. Where a book is commercially published, we link to the official purchase page. Each book page clearly shows which access options are available.
Use the "Beginner" filter on this page to see the most accessible resources in the Riba & Prohibition of Interest collection. We recommend starting with featured resources, which have been selected for their accessibility and scholarly authority. The Fair Meridian Islamic Finance Course also covers Riba & Prohibition of Interest in structured lessons with real-world actions at the end of each one.
Every book in this collection is tagged to the course unit that covers the same topic. This allows you to read the original scholarly source and then study the structured course explanation — or to discover the scholarly depth behind each course topic. No other Islamic finance platform does this.
Every book in this category is part of a structured 10-unit Islamic finance course — 185+ lessons, each with a real-world action. Go from reading to doing.