The banks converting from conventional to Islamic banking can continue to have demand and time deposits with different maturities. The main difference is that no interest […]
Islamic banking provides financial services to both Muslims and non-Muslims. In that sense, it is similar to a conventional bank and requires meticulous studies of banking […]
The following are the accounting definitions in a general conceptual framework of an Islamic bank’s financial statements. Assets An asset is defined as having possession of […]
Conventional accounting provides information related to financial position, operations, and cash flows about an entity to allow interested parties to make informed decisions about the entity. […]
Shari’ah Boards perform the all-important role of reviewing, approving, and overseeing the services and transaction of an Islamic bank. The boards consist of recognized scholars who […]
A functioning economy requires a stable and reliable banking and financial services sector. Banks cannot be relegated to a totally laissez-faire market where all transactions are […]
Central banks are important building block of the financial economy of a country or a group of countries. They are responsible for managing the money supply, […]
fees charged by Islamic banks Islamic banks cannot deal in interest yet they are for profit institutions and have to remain competitive against their conventional counterparts. […]