Tag: Islamic banking

  • Islamic Banking and Applied Finance: A Gateway to Ethical and Practical Islamic Financial Principles

    Yousuf Ibnul Hasan’s book Islamic Banking and Applied Finance is an extensive journey through the world of Islamic economic thought and its practical applications in modern finance.

  • Tatarstan and the “Russia-Islamic World” KazanForum 2025

    The report examines Tatarstan’s political, economic, and security landscape in Russia’s outreach to Muslim-majority states. KazanForum 2025 demonstrates Moscow’s shift toward non-Western partnerships, with Tatarstan acting as a facilitator of these relations.

  • Islamic Banking in Russia: A SWOT Analysis

    This report evaluates the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) surrounding Russia’s newly launched Islamic banking pilot programme. Started in September 2023, the programme seeks to assess the feasibility of Islamic financial services across Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Chechnya, and Dagestan.

  • 34th Conference on Islamic Banking in Iran: Economic Report

    This report covers the 34th conference on Islamic banking held at the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) in Tehran. The event gathered key financial leaders and government officials to discuss reforms in banking laws, the role of banks in supporting domestic production, and related economic issues.

  • Islam in Kazakhstan: an interview with the Supreme Mufti Nauryzbai kazhy Taganuly

    SpecialEurasia Managing Director, Silvia Boltuc, met in Astana the Chairman of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Kazakhstan, Supreme Mufti Nauryzbai kazhy Taganuly, to discuss the role of Islam in the country and the relations between the Kazakh Muslim umma (community) and other Muslim countries.

  • Islamic Banking in Russia: Why Does It Matter?

    The Kremlin’s project to evaluate the opportunity to implement Islamic banking in Russia might support the national economy, attract foreign investors from the Arab-Muslim world, and counter the consequences of Western sanctions imposed against Moscow due to the Ukraine conflict.

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