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Islamic Social Contract on Finance for Muslim Minorities
In my earlier published article “What Muslim Minorities Should do in Absence of Islamic Banking and Finance?” I made a conclusion that for the economic development of Muslim minorities “the option which remains before Muslim minorities before states will make Islamic banking and finance a reality is to find a way within the given legal-financial framework with the spirit of religious values and ethics”. Any effort by Muslim minorities to enhance their economic condition and moving towards progress should be based on a social contract. ...
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