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1.6 How Islamic Finance works

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In this episode, we introduce the basic principles of Islamic banking and finance. Learn some of the difference between conventional and Islamic banking.

Globally, there is a demand for a fair and just banking system that the Islamic banking and finance industry provides.

As this demand continues to rise, so does the awareness of the timeless principles and values of Islamic finance. Built upon the foundation of Islamic law, which prohibits usurious and speculative activities, the Islamic finance industry prides itself on engaging in business and financial dealings in an ethical manner. The sentiment of this industry is not one of greed, but one of mutual cooperation and partnership through a fair and equitable financial system. The Islamic finance industry has achieved such growth that it is now an astounding 2 trillion-dollar global industry. Not only is this the fastest-growing segment of the financial industry, but it is socially responsible and sustainable as well.

Hosted by Almir Colan

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Be part of the conversation and keep in touch with us to find out about new episodes and other content.

Web: www.islamicfinancepodcast.com

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- YouTube

- Facebook (public page)

- Facebook (group)

- Twitter

- Instagram

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Content provided by Almir Colan. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Almir Colan or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this episode, we introduce the basic principles of Islamic banking and finance. Learn some of the difference between conventional and Islamic banking.

Globally, there is a demand for a fair and just banking system that the Islamic banking and finance industry provides.

As this demand continues to rise, so does the awareness of the timeless principles and values of Islamic finance. Built upon the foundation of Islamic law, which prohibits usurious and speculative activities, the Islamic finance industry prides itself on engaging in business and financial dealings in an ethical manner. The sentiment of this industry is not one of greed, but one of mutual cooperation and partnership through a fair and equitable financial system. The Islamic finance industry has achieved such growth that it is now an astounding 2 trillion-dollar global industry. Not only is this the fastest-growing segment of the financial industry, but it is socially responsible and sustainable as well.

Hosted by Almir Colan

Connect with us:

Be part of the conversation and keep in touch with us to find out about new episodes and other content.

Web: www.islamicfinancepodcast.com

Social media:

- YouTube

- Facebook (public page)

- Facebook (group)

- Twitter

- Instagram

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  continue reading

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