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PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE FOR A GLOBAL ECONOMY: A CASE OF BANGLADESH - Couverture souple

Faruq Ahmad, Abu Umar; Al-Mubarak, Tawfique

 
9783844326208: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE FOR A GLOBAL ECONOMY: A CASE OF BANGLADESH
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 3844326200 ISBN 13 : 9783844326208
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2011

Synopsis

Microfinance Institutes and its activities have once again come to the lime light after its pioneer Nobel Laureate Prof. Mohammad Yunus was accused of corruption by the Norwegian State TV (NRK). This research shows how such microfinance institutes, especially the Islamic Microfinance Institutes (IMFIs) and the RDS of the IBBL as a sample, can really contribute to the development of the society, in terms of alleviating poverty, improving lifestyles, and most importantly filling the gaps of basic ?human needs'. The research focuses on the problems of poverty in Bangladesh, and suggests that the IMFIs need to improve in terms of developing mechanisms, creating jobs as a mean of poverty alleviation and not providing cash loans, and educating the rural mass towards shifting them to real human capitals. It also shows that the IMFIs, with a growth rate of more than 10 percent, have the potentials to soon reach a global arena, and wide open the opportunities to replicate them in other Muslim nations. This book on Islamic Microfinance in Bangladesh should therefore, especially be useful for students, researchers, and professionals related to Islamic Finance and IMFIs industries.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Microfinance Institutes and its activities have once again come to the lime light after its pioneer Nobel Laureate Prof. Mohammad Yunus was accused of corruption by the Norwegian State TV (NRK). This research shows how such microfinance institutes, especially the Islamic Microfinance Institutes (IMFIs) and the RDS of the IBBL as a sample, can really contribute to the development of the society, in terms of alleviating poverty, improving lifestyles, and most importantly filling the gaps of basic ?human needs'. The research focuses on the problems of poverty in Bangladesh, and suggests that the IMFIs need to improve in terms of developing mechanisms, creating jobs as a mean of poverty alleviation and not providing cash loans, and educating the rural mass towards shifting them to real human capitals. It also shows that the IMFIs, with a growth rate of more than 10 percent, have the potentials to soon reach a global arena, and wide open the opportunities to replicate them in other Muslim nations. This book on Islamic Microfinance in Bangladesh should therefore, especially be useful for students, researchers, and professionals related to Islamic Finance and IMFIs industries.

Biographie de l'auteur

Dr. Ahmad is specialised in Islamic law, banking, finance, microfinance, and jurisprudence. He is an Assistant Professor at Hamdan Bin Mohammed e-University (HBMeU), Dubai, UAE. He has published books, books chapters, articles, a journal, conference proceedings and presented papers at numerous international forums. He is editing IJEIBF at HBMeU.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2011
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3844326200
ISBN 13 
9783844326208
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Nombre de pages
64
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