Publisher's Synopsis
Islamic banking is banking or banking activity that is consistent with the principles of sharia (Islamic law) and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics. The text Issues in Islamic Banking focuses on current issues in Islamic banking and finance. In first chapter, we trace out the growth of Islamic banking in Iran and the challenges faced by these banks in future. Second chapter provides implications for marketing to non-Muslims and recommendations for future research in Islamic banking. Third chapter aims at identifying the strategic commitment in the relationship between strategic role and the effectiveness of strategy implementation from middle manager's view of Islamic Banking in Indonesia. Fourth chapter reveals how knowledge management and innovation form a strategic combination lay the foundation for organizations to achieve competitive advantage. The aim of fifth chapter is to identify factors that influence the adoption of Islamic retail banking services among the banking consumers in Malaysia, specifically in the urban and sub urban regions of Malaysia. In sixth chapter, we give a brief description of how an Islamic bank performs. The aim of seventh chapter is to analyze the bankruptcy profile of foreign versus domestic Islamic banks operating in Malaysia. Eighth chapter examines the perception of bank customers regarding service quality of the Islamic banks as well as conventional banks in Pakistan. Ninth chapter focuses on perception of non-Muslim client/customer on Islamic banking in Bangladesh. Tenth chapter analyzes the development and growth of Islamic banking in Pakistan. An empirical study on financial stability of Islamic banking in Pakistan has been proposed in eleventh chapter. Twelfth chapter investigates the scale efficiency scores of Islamic banks of Pakistan for the period 2006-2009. Thirteenth chapter discusses on factors affecting customer loyalty of using internet banking in Malaysia. The purpose of fourteenth chapter is to examine the factors that influence the Yemeni customers to adopt Islamic banking services. Last chapter focuses on the establishment of a link between the various dimensions of risk management with the business performance of International Islamic Bank (IIB).
