Titlebook: Islamic Finance; A Practical Perspect Nafis Alam,Lokesh Gupta,Bala Shanmugam Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Comparative Analysis: Islamic Banking Products and Services in Different Countries,he chapter discusses Islamic Banking evolution in major jurisdictions in Asia, such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Pakistan, and Australia. One key future of the chapter is the updated data and statistics for all countries under discussion.

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Introduction to Islamic Banking,ngst Muslims for financial products and services that conform to the Syariah (Islamic law). The basic principles underlying Islamic banking transactions are that it must not be tainted with elements of interest and that risk must be shared between banker and customer based on a profit and loss shari

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Islamic Financing in Practice,nform to the Syariah (Islamic law) principles. The demand of such products is not only limited to Muslims but among Non-Muslims as well. Islamic financing products are based on risk-sharing, underlying asset-based transactions, involvement in the process of trading, leasing and project financing and

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Comparative Analysis: Islamic Banking Products and Services in Different Countries,ter further provides similarity and dissimilarity in functions, principles, products and services in Islamic banks across major Islamic banking hub. The chapter discusses Islamic Banking evolution in major jurisdictions in Asia, such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Pakistan, and Australia. One