The Future of Islamic Finance and Halal Business

Old wisdom meets modern innovation. That's the transformative journey you will embark on, learning the evolution of Islamic finance and halal business practices. Welcome to the Ethical Imperative and Technological Advancements Convergence Universe. Inside this book, timeless principles based on Shari'a such as risk sharing, fairness, and the prohibition of exploitative interest make it an excellent alternative to any other financial system ever developed. It discusses dynamic issues such as financial engineering, capital markets, Islamic banking, and takaful as examples to show the modern technologies involved, like blockchain, big data, and artificial intelligence, which are restructuring the financial landscape. Additionally, it underscores the place of these changes in empowerment toward SMEs, microfinancing, and sustainable economic growth. Ideal for professionals, academics, and similarly inquisitive readers, this book is a daring attempt to outline the manner in which tradition could play a role in ushering in a future for global finance that is diverse, sustainable, and of sound ethical judgment.

Autorentext

Dr. Zaid Danoun holds a PhD in Management Accounting and has published many research papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals in addition to books published in different languages. He has 12 years of professional experience in Islamic and commercial banks and major companies, in addition to his experience in teaching at several universities.

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Old wisdom meets modern innovation. That's the transformative journey you will embark on, learning the evolution of Islamic finance and halal business practices. Welcome to the Ethical Imperative and Technological Advancements Convergence Universe. Inside this book, timeless principles based on Shari'a such as risk sharing, fairness, and the prohibition of exploitative interest make it an excellent alternative to any other financial system ever developed. It discusses dynamic issues such as financial engineering, capital markets, Islamic banking, and takaful as examples to show the modern technologies involved, like blockchain, big data, and artificial intelligence, which are restructuring the financial landscape. Additionally, it underscores the place of these changes in empowerment toward SMEs, microfinancing, and sustainable economic growth. Ideal for professionals, academics, and similarly inquisitive readers, this book is a daring attempt to outline the manner in which tradition could play a role in ushering in a future for global finance that is diverse, sustainable, and of sound ethical judgment.