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PERCEPTIONS OF MALAYSIAN CORPORATE CUSTOMERS
TOWARDS ISLAMIC BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES
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Norafifah Ahmad & Sudin Haron
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2
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REGULATION OF ISLAMIC BANKING IN BANGLADESH :
ROLE OF BANGLADESH BANK
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Abdul Awwal Sarker
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3
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THE EFFECTS OF CONVENTIONAL INTEREST RATES AND RATE OF
PROFIT ON FUNDS DEPOSITED WITH ISLAMIC BANKING SYSTEM IN
MALAYSIA
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Dr Sudin Haron & Norafifah Ahmad
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4
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THE MULTI DIMENSIONALITY OF CARTER MODEL TO MEASURE
CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY (SQ) IN ISLAMIC BANKING INDUSTRY:
A STUDY IN KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE
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AbdulQawi Othman
Lynn Owen
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5
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THE PERFORMANCE OF MALAYSIAN ISLAMIC BANK
DURING 1984-1997: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
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Abdus Samad & M. Kabir Hassan
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6
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The Role of Rate of Return on Loans
in the Islamic Banking System of Iran
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Seyed-Nezamaddin Makiyan
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7
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ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL BANKING IN THE NINETIES: A
COMPARATIVE STUDY
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MUNAWAR IQBAL
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8
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DETERMINANTS OF PROFITABILITY IN ISLAMIC BANKS:
SOME EVIDENCE FROM THE MIDDLE EAST
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ABDEL-HAMEED M. BASHIR
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9
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DIVIDEND SIGNALING HYPOTHESIS AND SHORT-TERM
ASSET CONCENTRATION OF ISLAMIC
INTEREST-FREE BANKING
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M. KABIR HASSAN, JOSEPH FARHAT AND
BASHIR AL-ZU'BI
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10
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REMEDY FOR BANKING CRISES:
WHAT CHICAGO AND ISLAM HAVE IN COMMON
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VALERIANO F. GARCÍA, VICENTE FRETES CIBILS,
and RODOLFO MAINO
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11
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REMEDY FOR BANKING CRISES: WHAT CHICAGO
AND ISLAM HAVE IN COMMON: A COMMENT
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MABID ALI AL-JARHI
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12
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EFFICIENCY IN ISLAMIC BANKING:
AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF EIGHTEEN BANKS
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DONSYAH YUDISTIRA
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13
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THE CASE FOR UNIVERSAL BANKING AS A
COMPONENT OF ISLAMIC BANKING
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MABID ALI AL-JARHI
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14
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THE X-EFFICIENCY IN ISLAMIC BANKS
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M. KABIR HASSAN
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15
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ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE IN THEORY AND
PRACTICE: A SURVEY OF STATE OF THE ART
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MOHAMMAD NEJATULLAH SIDDIQI
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16
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THE EFFICIENCY OF ISLAMIC BANKING
INDUSTRY: A NON-PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS
WITH NON-DISCRETIONARY INPUT VARIABLE
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FADZLAN SUFIAN
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17
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FINANCIAL DISTRESS AND BANK FAILURE:
LESSONS FROM CLOSURE OF
IHLAS FINANS IN TURKEY
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SALMAN SYED ALI
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18
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A PROPOSED INTRODUCTION OF ISLAMIC BANKS IN INDIA
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OmarKhan
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19
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A STUDY ON ISLAMIC BANKING EDUCATION
AND
STRATEGY FOR THE NEW
MILLENIUM - MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE
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Abdul Halim Abdul Hamid& Norizaton Azmin Mohd Nordin
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20
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ADOPTING AND MEASURING CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY (SQ)
IN ISLAMIC BANKS: A CASE STUDY IN
KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE
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AbdulQawi Othman & Lynn Owen
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21
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BANKING REGULATIONS AND ISLAMIC BANKS
IN INDIA : STATUS AND ISSUES
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M.Y. Khan
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22
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CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL
BANKING INSTRUMENTS IN MALAYSIA
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Ahmad Kaleem & Mansor Md Isa
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23
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FINANCIAL MODERNIZATION IN 21ST CENTURY
AND CHALLENGE FOR ISLAMIC BANKING
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M. Fahim Khan
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24
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IMPERATIVES OF FINANCIAL INNOVATION FOR ISLAMIC BANKS
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Abdullah M Noman
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25
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Iranian Islamic banking
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Ehsan Zarrokh
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26
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ISLAMIC BANKING IN BANGLADESH:
PERFORMANCE, PROBLEMS & PROSPECTS
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Md. Abdul Awwal Sarker
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27
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ISLAMIC BANKING IN THAILAND: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES
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Sudin Haron & KuMajdi Yamirudeng
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28
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ISLAMIC BANKS’ PROFITABILITY IN AN INTEREST RATE CYCLE
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Anouar Hassoune
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29
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LACK OF PROFIT LOSS SHARING IN ISLAMIC BANKING:
MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL IMBALANCES
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Humayon A. Dar and John R. Presley
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30
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MODELING MONETARY STABILITY UNDER DUAL BANKING
SYSTEM: THE CASE OF MALAYSIA
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Ahmad Kaleem
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31
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A PROPOSED INTRODUCTION OF ISLAMIC BANKS IN INDIA
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OmarKhan
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32
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A Critique of Islamic Banking and Finance: Harmonization of
Fatawa (Islamic Opinions) and the Nature of Modern
Economic Life
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Dr. Kamran Nadri
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33
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A STUDY ON ISLAMIC BANKING EDUCATION
AND
STRATEGY FOR THE NEW
MILLENIUM - MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE
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Abdul Halim Abdul Hamid& Norizaton Azmin Mohd Nordin
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34
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ADOPTING AND MEASURING CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY (SQ)
IN ISLAMIC BANKS: A CASE STUDY IN
KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE
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AbdulQawi Othman & Lynn Owen
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35
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ADOPTING AND MEASURING CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY (SQ)
IN ISLAMIC BANKS: A CASE STUDY IN
KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE
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AbdulQawi Othman & Lynn Owen
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36
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An Econometric Analysis of
Conventional and Islamic Bank
Deposits in Malaysia
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Remali Yusoff and Rodney Wilson
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37
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Analysis of Banking Service Quality Perception:
A Comparative Study for Islamic and Conventional
Banks
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Seif E. Ibrahim Tag El-Din
Redzwan A. Mohammed Shahril
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38
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Assets and Liabilities Management in Islamic Banking
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Bijan Bidabad - Mahmoud Allahyarifard-
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39
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BANKING REGULATIONS AND ISLAMIC BANKS
IN INDIA : STATUS AND ISSUES
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M.Y. Khan
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40
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can islamic banking survive?
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mohammad a el-gamal
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41
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CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL
BANKING INSTRUMENTS IN MALAYSIA
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Ahmad Kaleem & Mansor Md Isa
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42
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Challenges in Implementing Capital Adequacy Guidelines:
A case study of an Islamic Bank
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Rima Turk, Yolla Sarieddine and Humaya Harati
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43
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Comparing the Efficiency of Islamic Banks in
Malaysia and Indonesia
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Ascarya and Diana Yumanita
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44
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Cost, Revenue, and Profit Efficiency of Conventional
versus Islamic Banks: Evidence from the
Middle East
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Mohammed Khaled I. Bader
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45
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Cost, Revenue, and Profit
Efficiency of Conventional
versus Islamic Banks: Financial
Ratios Approach
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Mohammed Khaled I. Bader, Shamsher Mohamad, Mohamad Ariff and
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46
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CREDIT RISK IN ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE
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MOHAMED ALI ELGARI
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47
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Current Developments of Corporate Governance in
Islamic Banking and Finance
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Chithra Latha Ramalingam
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48
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Debt Default Probability, Asset Diversification and New
Capital Accord: Implication for Islamic Banks
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Abd. Ghafar b. Ismail1
Ahmad Azam b. Sulaiman
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49
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Default and Recovery Rates
on Islamic Banks Financing:
Implications for the New Capital
Adequacy Standard
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Abdul Ghafar Ismail and Ahmad Azam Sulaiman
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50
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Determinants of Islamic Banking Efficiency in
Malaysia
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Dr. Hamim Syahrum Ahmad Mokhtar1
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51
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Determinants of Islamic Banks’ Deposits in Indonesia:
An ARDL Modeling Approach
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Prof. Dato’ Dr. Mohd. Azmi Omar
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52
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DETERMINANTS OF PROFITABILITY IN ISLAMIC BANKS:
SOME EVIDENCE FROM THE MIDDLE EAST
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ABDEL-HAMEED M. BASHIR
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53
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DIVIDEND SIGNALING HYPOTHESIS AND SHORT-TERM
ASSET CONCENTRATION OF ISLAMIC
INTEREST-FREE BANKING
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M. KABIR HASSAN, JOSEPH FARHAT AND
BASHIR AL-ZU'BI
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54
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Efficiency Analysis of Islamic
Banks in Africa, Asia and the
Middle East
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Viverita, Kym Brown and Michael Skully
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55
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EFFICIENCY IN ISLAMIC BANKING:
AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF EIGHTEEN BANKS
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DONSYAH YUDISTIRA
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56
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Efficiency in Islamic Banking: an Empirical Analysis of
18 Banks
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Donsyah Yudistira
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57
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Efficiency of Islamic and Conventional Commercial
Banks in Malaysia: A Data Envelopment Analysis
(DEA) Study
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Nor Aiza Mohd. Zamil (Kolej Islam Pahang Malaysia)
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58
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Ends and Means in Islamic
Banking and Finance
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M. Kabir Hassan and Mervyn K. Lewis
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59
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Establishing Consumers’ Level of Awareness and
Attitude towards Islamic Banking in Singapore
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Muhammad Nuzaihan Bin Hamdan
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60
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Establishing the Need and Suggesting a Strategy to
Develop “Profit and Loss Sharing Islamic Banking”
(PALSIB)
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Dr. Shamim Ahmad Siddiqui
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61
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Estimating the Profitability of
Islamic Banking: Evidence from
Bank Muamalat Indonesia
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Hylmun Izhar and Mehmet Asutay
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62
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Factors Influencing Knowledge
of Islamic Banking Services:
The Case of Malaysian Bank
Managers
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Raihana Firdaus Seah Abdullah and Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman
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63
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FINANCIAL DISTRESS AND BANK FAILURE:
LESSONS FROM CLOSURE OF
IHLAS FINANS IN TURKEY
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SALMAN SYED ALI
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64
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determination of the financial strategy of islamic banks
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ahmed abdel
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65
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Future of Islamic Banking
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Sayyid Tahir
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66
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Governance Committee and Governance Audit Model
in Islamic Banks: How will it Resolve the Problem of
Information Asymmetry?
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Fatima Abdul Hamid1
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67
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How Do Islamic Banks Manage Liquidity Risk?
An Empirical Survey on the Indonesian Islamic Banking Industry
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Rifki Ismal
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68
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IMPERATIVES OF FINANCIAL INNOVATION FOR ISLAMIC BANKS
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Abdullah M Noman
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69
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Iranian Islamic banking
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Ehsan Zarrokh
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70
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ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL BANKING IN THE NINETIES: A
COMPARATIVE STUDY
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MUNAWAR IQBAL
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71
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Islamic Bank Corporate Governance and Regulation:
A Call for Mutualization
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Mahmoud A. El-Gamal
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72
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ISLAMIC BANKING IN BANGLADESH:
A CASE STUDY OF IBBL
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Mohammed Nurul Alam
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73
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ISLAMIC BANKING IN BANGLADESH:
A CASE STUDY OF IBBL
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Mohammed Nurul Alam
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74
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ISLAMIC BANKING IN THAILAND: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES
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Sudin Haron & KuMajdi Yamirudeng
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75
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Islamic Banks in Jordan:
Performance and Efficiency
Analysis
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Ali Salman Saleh and Rami Zeitun
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76
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ISLAMIC BANKS’ PROFITABILITY IN AN INTEREST RATE CYCLE
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Anouar Hassoune
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77
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Islamic Corporate Governance
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Mervyn K. Lewis
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78
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Islamic Private Banking – Now and in the Future
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Thomas Gainor, Partner
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79
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Issues in Fiqh al-Zakat : Implications for Islamic
Banking and Finance
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sayed Sikandar Shah
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80
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LACK OF PROFIT LOSS SHARING IN ISLAMIC BANKING:
MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL IMBALANCES
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Humayon A. Dar and John R. Presley
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81
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Liquidity Risk Management: A comparative study between Conventional and
Islamic Banks of Pakistan
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Muhammad Farhan Akhtar, Khizer Ali, Shama Sadaqat
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82
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Management of Market Risk
in Islamic Banks: A Survey
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Abul Hasan and Antonious Antoniou
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83
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Measuring The Efficiency of
Islamic Banks: Criteria, Methods
and Social Priorities
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Zubair Hasan
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84
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Measuring the Perceived Service Quality : An
Empirical Study of Islamic Banks in the UAE
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Dr. Obaid Saif Hamad Ali al Zaabi
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85
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MODELING MONETARY STABILITY UNDER DUAL BANKING
SYSTEM: THE CASE OF MALAYSIA
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Ahmad Kaleem
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86
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Monetary Operations and
Government Debt Management
Under Islamic Banking
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Sundararajan, David Marston and Ghiath Shabsigh
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87
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Origin and Development of
Commercial and Islamic Banking Operations
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ABDELKADER CHACHI
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88
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COST, REVENUE, AND PROFIT EFFICIENCY OF ISLAMIC
VERSUS CONVENTIONAL BANKS: INTERNATIONAL
EVIDENCE USING DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS
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MOHAMMED KHALED I. BADER
SHAMSHER MOHAMAD
MOHAMED ARIFF
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89
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Perceptions and Attitudes Towards Islamic Banking
& Finance Evidence from Australia
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Mahmood Nathie
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90
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PERCEPTIONS OF MALAYSIAN CORPORATE CUSTOMERS
TOWARDS ISLAMIC BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES
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Norafifah Ahmad & Sudin Haron
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91
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Prudential Regulation of
Islamic Banks: An Analysis of
Capital Adequacy Standards
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Mansur A. Noibi
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92
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REGULATION OF ISLAMIC BANKING IN BANGLADESH :
ROLE OF BANGLADESH BANK
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Abdul Awwal Sarker
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93
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REMEDY FOR BANKING CRISES:
WHAT CHICAGO AND ISLAM HAVE IN COMMON
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VALERIANO F. GARCÍA
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94
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REMEDY FOR BANKING CRISES: WHAT CHICAGO
AND ISLAM HAVE IN COMMON: A COMMENT
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MABID ALI AL-JARHI
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95
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Risk-Return Analysis of Islamic Banks’
Investment Deposits and Shareholders’ Fund
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Prof. Dr. Saiful Azhar Rosly
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96
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SHARÔÑAH COMPLIANCE OF ISLAMIC BANKING:
A COMPARISON BETWEEN MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA
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Agus Triyanta
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97
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STAKEHOLDERS MODEL OF GOVERNANCE
IN ISLAMIC ECONOMIC SYSTEM
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ZAMIR IQBAL
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98
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Strategic Directions for
Developing an Islamic Banking
System
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Rukhsana Kalim and Suleman Aziz Lodhi
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99
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Technical and Cost Efficiency of
Islamic Banking in Malaysia
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Hamim S. Ahmad Mokhtar, Naziruddin Abdullah and S. Musa AlHabshi
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100
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The Adoption of the UK Finance
Bill Proposals on Islamic Finance
into Islamic Banking in Australia
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Abu Umar Faruq Ahmad and M. Kabir Hassan
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101
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THE CASE FOR UNIVERSAL BANKING AS A
COMPONENT OF ISLAMIC BANKING
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MABID ALI AL-JARHI
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102
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The Controllability and Reliability of Monetary
Policy in Dual Banking System:
Evidence from Indonesia
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Hylmun Izhar
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103
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THE EFFICIENCY OF ISLAMIC BANKING
INDUSTRY: A NON-PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS
WITH NON-DISCRETIONARY INPUT VARIABLE
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FADZLAN SUFIAN
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104
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The Efficiency of the Islamic
Banking Industry in Malaysia:
Foreign vs. Domestic Banks
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Fadzlan Sufian
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105
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The Ideal of Islamic Banking:
A Survey of Stakeholders’
Perceptions
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Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki
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106
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The Internal Shari'a Supervision Activities in
Islamic Bank : A Case Study at BPRS Bakti
Makmur Indah Sidoarjo, Indonesia
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Noven Suprayogi
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107
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THE MULTI DIMENSIONALITY OF CARTER MODEL TO MEASURE
CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY (SQ) IN ISLAMIC BANKING INDUSTRY:
A STUDY IN KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE
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AbdulQawi Othman
Lynn Owen
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108
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The Performance of Islamic Banking :
A Maqasid Approach
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Mustafa Omar Mohammed
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109
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THE PERFORMANCE OF MALAYSIAN ISLAMIC BANK
DURING 1984-1997: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
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Abdus Samad & M. Kabir Hassan
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110
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The Role of Rate of Return on Loans
in the Islamic Banking System of Iran
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Seyed-Nezamaddin Makiyan
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111
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The Theory and Practice of
Islamic Management Style: The
Experience of Bank Muamalat
Indonesia
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M. Luthfi Hamidi
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112
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THE X-EFFICIENCY IN ISLAMIC BANKS
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M. KABIR HASSAN
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113
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Three Decades of
Experimentation: Rethinking
the Theory of Islamic Banking
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Mohammed Boudjellal
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114
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البنوك الإسلامية بين حراسة وظيفة المال
وانتهاآها
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Prof. Dr. Salih Al Zanki
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