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Islamic Economic Studies Journal-Vol. 1, No. 1-Rajab 1414H (December 1993)

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Islamic Economics

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1993

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Islamic Research and Training Institute - IRTI

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Islamic Research and Training Institute - IRTI

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The Journal, Islamic Economic Studies (IES) publishes leading research across all fields of Islamic economics and finance. Established in 1414 Hijri (1993) it is one of the oldest and most respected scholarly journal in the Islamic economics and Islamic finance profession. IES is a peer reviewed and refereed journal that maintains high academic standards. Articles: Towards an Islamic Stock Market, 1-20. By Mohamed Ali Al-Qari | Financial Intermediation in the Framework of Shari’ah, 21-35. By Hussein Hamed Hassan | Islamic Banking in Sudan’s Rural Sector, 37-55. By Mohamed Uthman Khaleefa. Discussion Papers : Potential Islamic Certificates for Resource Mobilization, 57-69. By Mohamed El-Hennawi | Agenda for a New Strategy of Equity Financing by the Islamic Development Bank, 71-88. By D. M Qureshi.

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The Journal, Islamic Economic Studies (IES) publishes leading research across all fields of Islamic economics and finance. Established in 1414 Hijri (1993) it is one of the oldest and most respected scholarly journal in the Islamic economics and Islamic finance profession. IES is a peer reviewed and refereed journal that maintains high academic standards. Articles: Towards an Islamic Stock Market, 1-20. By Mohamed Ali Al-Qari | Financial Intermediation in the Framework of Shari’ah, 21-35. By Hussein Hamed Hassan | Islamic Banking in Sudan’s Rural Sector, 37-55. By Mohamed Uthman Khaleefa. Discussion Papers : Potential Islamic Certificates for Resource Mobilization, 57-69. By Mohamed El-Hennawi | Agenda for a New Strategy of Equity Financing by the Islamic Development Bank, 71-88. By D. M Qureshi.

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