All islamic bank of Bangladesh Apps 1. Al-Arafah Islami Bank Limited is an well-known Islami bank in Bangladesh. Founded: 1995 Head Office: Al-Arafah Tower, 63, Purana Paltan, Dhaka-1000. Short Name: AIBL Financial Information BDT (Tk.): =========================== [ As on: 31 December 2021 ] Authorized Capital: Taka 15000 million Paid-up Capital: 10649.02 […]
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Islamic banking problems in the world Islamic banking, which is based on the principles of Shariah law, has experienced significant growth over the past few decades. However, there are still some challenges and problems facing the industry. Islamic banking faces several global challenges, including: Limited Product Diversification: Islamic banking products are […]
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Sukuk (Islamic Bond) May Be The Alternative Channeling Of Funds For Industrialization Of Bangladesh Dr. Mohammed Shahid Ullah* There is growing demand for shariah compliant instruments in the Islamic countries as well as the rest of the world as an alternative to conventional instruments. In the conventional financial system, the […]
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Issues and Relevance of Islamic finance in Britain Introduction Philosophical Foundation and Core Concepts Islamic finance is an ethical, indigenous and equitable mode of finance, which derives its principles from the Quran (The revealed book of Muslims) and tradition of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Shariah law (Islamic law), which is […]
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Adequacy of Disclosure in Islamic Financial Institutions By Muhammad Shabbir, Bank Analyst, Capital Intelligence, Cyprus Introduction: Public disclosure through the publication of financial statements has long been the source of information on the business performance of financial institutions. In recent years, however, financial institutions, under pressure from market forces, have […]
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Islamic Banking: True Modes of Financing By Dr. Shahid Hasan Siddiqui, Eminent Pakistani Banker & Economist. Introduction Prohibition of interest is ordained in Islam in all forms and intent. This Prohibition is strict, absolute and unambiguous. The Holy Qur’an in verse 278 of Surah Al-Baqarah states: “O ye who believe! […]
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Hopes for the Future of Islamic Finance Introduction I am grateful to Allah SWT, to brother Muazzam Ali and to organizers of this Conference: the Institute of Islamic Banking and Insurance and the Islamic Development Bank for the opportunity of being here tonight. I am especially pleased to see our […]
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Shariah Requirements for conventional banks By Sheikh Nizam Yaquby Shariah Scholar Bahrain Many conventional banks and financial institutions are increasingly becoming interested in Islamic finance and investment. How can these conventional banks and institutions enter this market? Is it possible or not? This paper is an initial attempt to lay […]
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The adverse effects of interest on society By Justice Muhammad Taqi Usmani Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan The Nature of money and the effects of interest charged by banks and whether it comes within the purview of injustice, are some of the issues discussed by Justice Taqi Usmani, […]
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The Role of Central Banks in Islamic Banking Dr. Iraj Toutounchian Prof. C. G. Harcourt: “…ideologies…affect the topics discussed, the manner of discussion, the factors included or left out or inadequately stressed in arguments, comments, and models and attitudes shown, sympathetic or hostile,…to past and contemporary economists’ works and views. […]
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Islamic Investment Products Available In The United Kingdom By Professor Rodney Wilson, University of Durham, United Kingdom Introduction London has become the largest international centre for Islamic finance outside the Muslim World, largely as a result of the City’s role as a centre for Middle Eastern and Asian banking. Treasury […]
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Characteristics of Islamic Management Principles of Islamic Management: 1. Honesty 2. Efficiency 3. Patriotism 4. Right man in the right place 5. Discipline 6. Division of labor 7. Unity of command and unity of direction 8. Centralization and decentralization 9. Preference to the organizational interest 10. Remuneration 11. Economy […]
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Monetary Policy in an Islamic Framework For compulsory transfer payments as well as optional charities, from the relatively better-off people in the economy to the relatively worse-off population. This is done through the institutions of Zakah, Fitrah etc. In addition, optional payments are so encouraged and emphasized that even if […]
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Fiscal Policy in Islam Fiscal Policy in Islam Fiscal policy refers to the way in which the government exerts influence on the economy through its overall budgetary decisions. Budgetary actions that raise the growth of government expenditures, reduce the growth of revenues and either increase the deficit or reduce the […]
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Economic Planning in Islam Meaning of Economic Planning in Islam: Economic planning in Islam seems to provide a realizable synthesis of planning by inducement and planning by direction. Various Injunctions of Holy and Sunnah have confirmed this, although no evidence has been found to indicate any systematic treatment of the subject, […]
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