The written ****** of the Arabic ******** unites the world of Islam. Arabic calligraphy is considered very beautiful by the whole world‚ both Islamic and non-Islamic. Of course‚there are many different ******s which the arabic calligraphy can use such as Kufic‚Thulth and Riq’ah. Calligraphy is probably the most important form of art for muslims. It is seen not only in the Qur’an and in books but also in many also in many other places. It is used‚for example‚for the decoration of buildings. There
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Bibliography: Azmi Omar‚ A. M. (2010). Islamic Pricing Benchmark. ISRA Journal of Islamic Fiance . Fhamy‚ E. (n.d.). Ribh-al-mithl: Benchmarking Issues and Challenges in Islamic Banking and Finance Industry. Incief academia . Jaman‚ B. U. (2011). Benchmarking in Islamic Finance. Gloucestershire: Markfield Institute of Higher Education. Juanid Ahmad‚ A. M. (year unknown). Benchmarking of Financial Solutions Offered by Islamic Banks. Karimi‚ A. J. (2009). Challenges Facing by Islamic Banks. Usmani‚ T. (2007)
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Why Are Islamic Banks Becoming Popular? Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University Writing & Research‚ COMM 1312‚ Section 102 25 January 2010 Abstract The Islamic banking system is currently spreading fast through many Arab and Muslim countries. The question here Why Islamic banks are getting popular? Islamic banking has the same purpose as conventional banking except that it operates in accordance with the rules of Shariah and the religious teaching underpinning Islamic
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Islamic Banking vs. Conventional Banking In most Islamic countries‚ they tend to practice two types of financing in banking industry which are conventional and Islamic banking. The country like in Malaysia has successfully developed an Islamic banking system that operates in parallel with the conventional banking system. There is similarity between conventional banking and Islamic banking which helps to promote economic growth provided financing services such as credit facilities for business activity
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Interest Rate Risk in Islamic Banking Introduction Many countries‚ especially those with a substantial number of Muslim citizens operate a dual banking system. This system has both the Islamic and conventional banking systems which cater for the needs of both the Muslim bankers and the non-Muslim bankers. In a conventional and theoretical banking system‚ it would be expected that a change in the banking interest rates would yield a responsorial change for customers in the event that the customers
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SHARÔÑAH GoVeRnAnce FoR ISlAmIc FInAncIAl InStItutIonS Rodney Wilson∗ Abstract For Islamic financial institutions to have credibility‚ formal procedures for SharÊÑah governance are required; otherwise clients would have no assurance that the institution is upholding the principles of Islam in its financial dealings. This formal assurance can be provided by national law‚ as in the case of Iran‚ which enacted the Law on InterestFree Banking of 1983‚ under which all banking operations had to be SharÊÑah
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Bahria University‚ Karachi Campus 13 Research Paper Islamic Banking in light of Quran and Sunnah and perception of people about Islamic Banking Wardah Nasir Hira Aziz TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface | 03 | Acknowledgement | 04 | Abstract | 05 | Introduction | 06 | Research Objective | 06 | Research Plan | 07 | Research Question | 07 | Literature Review | 08 | Theoretical Frame Work
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Pensee Journal Vol 75‚ No. 9;Sep 2013 Title: Determinants of Rapid Growth in Islamic Banking in Pakistan Muhammad Wahab Institute of Management Sciences‚ Peshawar‚ Pakistan Postal Address: R&DD‚ I-A‚ Sector E5‚ Phase-7‚ Institute of Management Sciences‚ Hayatabad Peshawar‚ Pakistan Tell: +92-3333588880 E-mail: muhammadwahab55@gmail.com Dr. Owais Mufti Institute of Management Sciences‚ Peshawar‚ Pakistan Postal Address: I-A‚ Sector E5‚ Phase-7‚ Institute of Management Sciences‚ Hayatabad
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PART A: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................1 FOREWORD.............................................................................................................1 Purpose.....................................................................................................................1 Coverage ........................................................................................................
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Publishing‚ Inc. 2011 http://www.eurojournals.com/finance.htm Islamic Financial Intermediation: Equity‚ Efficiency and Risk1 Khadidja khaldi Department of Economics‚ College of Economics and Administrative Sciences Al-Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University‚ Riyadh‚ Saudi Arabia E-mail: khadidja_kh2000@yahoo.fr Amina Hamdouni Department of Finance and Investment‚ College of Economics and Administrative Sciences Al-Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University‚ Riyadh‚ Saudi Arabia E-mail: aminahamdouni@yahoo
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