Moving beyond rhetoric: Can Islamic banking become mainstream in Pakistan
Dawood Mamoon
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Dawood Mamoon
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Challenging economic theory that is developed at micro level is a common practice among macro-economic behaviors of conventional economic system.In this context the paper analyses Islamic banking that tries to bring an interest free financial system.The paper explains the circumstances that may lead to a universal application of Islamic banking in Pakistan.This is done after presenting a detailed discussion on the rational for conventional banking.
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Challenging economic theory that is developed at micro level is a common practice among macro-economic behaviors of conventional economic system.In this context the paper analyses Islamic banking that tries to bring an interest free financial system.The paper explains the circumstances that may lead to a universal application of Islamic banking in Pakistan.This is done after presenting a detailed discussion on the rational for conventional banking.
Key concepts: Islamic economics, Islamic banking, Islam, Mainstream, Rhetoric, Context (archaeology), Capitalism, Economics