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March, 2009

  • 14 March

    Co existence in multi society (සිංහල )

    Post Disclaimer | Support UsSupport Us The sailanmuslim.com web site  entirely supported by individual donors and well wishers. If you regularly visit this site and wish to show your appreciation, or if you wish to see further development of sailanmuslim.com, please donate us Donate IMPORTANT : All content hosted on sailanmuslim.com is solely for non-commercial purposes and with the permission …

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  • 13 March

    Genealogical Tree of Sri Lankan Muslims by Fazli & Firoze Sameer

    Genealogical Tree of Sri Lankan Muslims by Fazli & Firoze Sameer

    Genealogical Tree of Sri Lankan Muslims by Fazli & Firoze Sameer (1996) is a pioneering work on Sri Lankan Muslim genealogy. It contains detailed genealogical information on a number of Sri Lankan Muslim families in a very user-friendly format and is the result of much painstaking work on the part of its compilers who have spent several laborious years gathering …

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  • 13 March

    Muslims of Sri Lanka. Avenues to Antiquity edited by Dr.M.A.M.Shukri (1986)

    Muslims of Sri Lanka. Avenues to Antiquity edited by Dr. M.A.M.Shukri (1986) is one of the most comprehensive works written on the history of Sri Lanka’s Muslim community. This valuable work which comprises a collection of essays by a number of renowned scholars details the growth and progress of Sri Lanka’s Muslim community from the earliest times beginning with Arab …

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  • 13 March

    The financial meltdown and its implications for Islamic banking By Roshan Madawela – Research Intelligence Unit

    The mentality of reckless greed and the resulting spread of toxic financial externalities into the ‘real economy’ can be viewed as being diametrically at the opposite end of Islamic finance, in theory at least.  This year has witnessed the most serious break-down in the US financial system in some 70 years.  However it is not only the US that has …

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  • 13 March

    Impending Danger – Islamic Investments in Biotechnology By Muhammad Ibn Wazir

    It was only recently that a Bahrain-based investment  firm announced the launch of a  Nanotechnology Fund, a private equity fund which will invest in shares and equity-oriented securities of companies with a particular emphasis on global nanotechnology companies including technology and biotechnology companies which benefit from nanotechnology.  Although we do not wish to deal with the issue of nanotechnology which …

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  • 13 March

    Clean finance for ‘green funds’, – by Roshan Madawela

    Running parallel with the rapid growth in halal banking in recent times has been an equally swift increase in awareness on climate change and its impending consequences. Whilst the goals of ethical financing that is Shari’ah compliant and efforts to shift development and economic growth onto a more environmentally friendly path are compatible, sufficient collaboration is yet to take place.  …

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  • 13 March

    Subprime Mortgage Crisis and Islamic Finance By MKV Nair – Researcher, Monash University Malaysia

    Introduction The subprime mortgage crisis, popularly known as the “mortgage mess” or “mortgage meltdown”, came to the world’s attention when a surge in US home foreclosures (repossessions) started in 2006 and spiralled seemingly out of control in 2007 and 2008. It triggered a national financial crisis that went global within two years. It has caused billions of dollars losses to …

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