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Developments in Islamic Banking

The Case of Pakistan

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  • © 2008

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Authors:
  1. Mohammad Mansoor Khan

    1. Mount Gambier Regional Centre, University of South Australia, Australia

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  2. Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti

    1. Economics and Finance, School of Business, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxv
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  2. Introduction

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 1-6

  3. Islamic Economics: Divine Vision of Distributive Justice

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 7-37

  4. Islamic Banking and Finance Movement Worldwide: Performance and Prospects

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 38-76

  5. Conceptual Developments in Islamic Banking and Finance in Pakistan (1977–1980)

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 77-105

  6. Islamic Banking and Finance Practice in Pakistan (1981–1991)

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 106-125

  7. The 1991 Federal Shariat Court (FSC) Judgement on Riba (Interest) and Islamic Banking and Finance Practice in Pakistan

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 126-134

  8. Efforts to Revive Islamic Banking and Finance in Pakistan (1992–1998)

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 135-157

  9. The Impact of the Supreme Court Judgements of 1999 and 2002 on Riba (Interest) on the IBF Movement in Pakistan (1999–2007)

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 158-180

  10. The Causes of the Failure of Islamic Banking and Finance in Pakistan

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 181-199

  11. Summary and Conclusions

    • Mohammad Mansoor Khan, Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti
    Pages 200-206

  12. Back Matter

    Pages 207-264
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This book explores the theoretical and practical features of Islamic banking. Using Pakistan as a detailed illustration, the text discusses recent developments and future prospects, demonstrating the model underpinning interest-free banking. It assesses the practical success of interest-free banking at both individual banks and state level.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Mount Gambier Regional Centre, University of South Australia, Australia

    Mohammad Mansoor Khan

  • Economics and Finance, School of Business, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia

    Muhammad Ishaq Bhatti

About the authors

MOHAMMAD MANSOOR KHAN is Lecturer at the University of South Australia. He researches in the fields of accounting and Islamic finance and has written five recent research articles and worked as a guest co-editor of the special issue of Managerial Finance on the topic of interest-free banking.

M. ISHAQ BHATTI is Associate Professor in the Department of Economics and Finance at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia and adjunct Professor of Finance, UAE University, UAE. He has previously held academic positions in Canada, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Middle East and Pakistan. He is the author of more than sixty articles and two books, and is an editorial board member of several journals. His main areas of research and scholarship are quantitative methods in Islamic finance, econometrics, Islamic economics and the economics of standards.

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