1. Abdelkader, E. (2014). To judge or not to judge: A comparative analysis of Islamic jurisprudential approaches to female judges in the Muslim world (Indonesia, Egypt and Iran). Fordham International Law Journal, 37(2), 310–372.
2. Abdul-Muhmin, A. G. (2008). Consumer attitudes towards debt in an Islamic country: Managing conflict between religious tradition and modernity. International Journal of Consumer Studies, 32(3), 194–203.
3. AlGhafri, A.M.A. (2013). The inadequacy of consumer protection in the UAE: The need for reform. A thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Department of Law, Brunel University. July. Retrieved from https://bura.brunel.ac.uk/bitstream/2438/7691/1/FulltexThesis.pdf. Accessed 19 Jun 2020.
4. Alleweldt, F., Kara, S., Graham, R., Kempson, E., Collard, S., Stamp, S., Nahtigal, N. (2013). The over-indebtedness of European households: updated mapping of the situation, nature and causes, effects and initiatives for alleviating its impact – Part 1: Synthesis of findings. Paper prepared for DG Health and Consumers of the European Commission. Retrieved from https://www.civic-consulting.de. Accessed 1 Oct 2020.
5. Al-Muharrami, S. (2015). Interest rate in Oman: Is it fair. Humanomics, 31(3), 330–343.