For the UAE to become the center of Islamic finance, it will have to overtake Bahrain.
The comments section make some good points, and I will add I think it will be a challenge to stay orthodox in practice, something that does not seem in place in modern Shariah finance. I am still studying the "geography of Islamic Finance" so I look forward to finding such examples. I am convinced that where orthodox, we'll find more peace, justice and prosperity.
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The UAE has what it takes to become a hub for Islamic finance, according to Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the country's vice president and prime minister.
Sheikh Mohammed, also ruler of Dubai, made his comments at a workshop organised by the higher committee for development of Islamic economy sector to follow up progress on action plans and proposed initiatives.
The comments section make some good points, and I will add I think it will be a challenge to stay orthodox in practice, something that does not seem in place in modern Shariah finance. I am still studying the "geography of Islamic Finance" so I look forward to finding such examples. I am convinced that where orthodox, we'll find more peace, justice and prosperity.
Please feel free to share this post with three of your friends.
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