PAKISTAN TODAY: Many people think that Islamic banking and finance is a cure to all the financial woes. In fact that is not the case. Islamic banking and finance is as man-made as the conventional banking. The only difference is that Islamic banking and finance seeks basic guidance from Islamic sources like the Quran, Sunnah, Ijma and Qiyas. Only because of this Islamic banking and finance is free from some of the weaknesses and problems besetting conventional banking. There is very strong theoretical evidence that the principles of Islamic banking and finance are superior to the principles of conventional banking. This is why one would be inclined to assert that had Islamic banking and financial principles been implemented in the financial markets the problems we are facing today in financial industry would have been avoided to a great extent. » | Durdana Najam | Monday, November 21, 2011
Democracy is an illusion! It’s become a political system fostered by the élite, for the élite, in order to fool the people that they have a stake in the system. In actual fact, they have virtually none. The whole political system in the modern era, despite having noble beginnings, is now used to benefit the few at the expense of the many. – Mark Alexander, June 29, 2018
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
PAKISTAN TODAY: Many people think that Islamic banking and finance is a cure to all the financial woes. In fact that is not the case. Islamic banking and finance is as man-made as the conventional banking. The only difference is that Islamic banking and finance seeks basic guidance from Islamic sources like the Quran, Sunnah, Ijma and Qiyas. Only because of this Islamic banking and finance is free from some of the weaknesses and problems besetting conventional banking. There is very strong theoretical evidence that the principles of Islamic banking and finance are superior to the principles of conventional banking. This is why one would be inclined to assert that had Islamic banking and financial principles been implemented in the financial markets the problems we are facing today in financial industry would have been avoided to a great extent. » | Durdana Najam | Monday, November 21, 2011
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