Books with shelf marks beginning Islamic can be found on Level 3, one floor above the entrance level to the Law Library
Introduction to Islamic banking & finance : principles and practice by 
Islamic Finance: law and finance by 
The Transformation of Islamic Law in Global Financial Markets by In 2000 HRH Prince Bandar Salman Al-Saud generously donated 360 books to the Bodleian Law Library. The books, in Arabic, mainly focus on international commercial law, including the international law governing the arbitration of disputes between countries, world trade, company law, bankruptcy, employment law, commercial law, banking and leasing; some deal with constitutional law, criminal law and civil law. Some books are comparative studies of aspects of law in two or more states. A small number treat the relationship of modern law with Islamic law (shariah). Some focus on Saudi Arabian law.
This collection is indicated by shelfmarks beginning Bandar. The volumes are arranged by subject matter following the Library of Congress classification scheme.
Books with shelf marks beginning with the name of an Arab jurisdiction are found on Level 1, one floor below the entrance level to the Law Library
Shari'a Law in Commercial and Banking Arbitration by