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CASE STUDY: 3.3 PAKISTAN
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2. Al Meezan Investment Management website. (Retrieved 15th April 2017) See:
3. BankIslami website, Profit Rates. (Retrieved 15 th April 2017). See:
4. Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan website, Profit Rates and weightages. (Retrieved 19th April
2017). See
5. Habib Bank Limited website
6. Introduction to Takaful Theory and Practice (2016), by A. Malik, K. Ullah. Pages 44-61
7. MCB Islamic Bank website. Profit rates and sharing ratio retrieved 21 st April 2017. See:
8. Mutual Funds Association of Pakistan (MUFAP) website. (Retrieved March 2017) See:
9. National Bank of Pakistan website. See
10. Pakistan Islamic Finance Report 2016: ‘Innovations Across Asia’s Crossroads’, by IRTI, IBA
CEIF and Thomson Reuters. Pages 52-83.
11. Pakistan Section 62. Income Tax Ordinance 2001: ‘Tax credit for investment in shares and
insurance’ See
12. Pakistan Stock Exchange website. Recomposition of All Shares Islamic Index, 28th July 2016.
See
13. Pakistan Takaful Limited website. Products. Retrieved May 2017.
14. Pak-Kuwait Takaful Ltd. website. Products. Retrieved April 2017.
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15. State Bank of Pakistan ‘Islamic Banking Bulletin’ , December 2016
CASE STUDY: 3.4 SUDAN
1. Abdel Mohsin. M. (2002), “Review of the Sudanese socio-economic development problems”,
Journal of Economic Cooperation.
2. Abdel Mohsin. M. (2005), “The practice of Islamic banking system in Sudan”, Journal of
Economic Cooperation.
3. Abu Elbasher. Z (n.d) “The Sudanese experience in Takaful: the model, practice and
development” , Shiekan Insurance and Reinsurance.
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5. Babiker. F, Awad. H, Mohamed. W, Ebrahim. M. (2011) “Islamic banking in Sudan”. Available
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6. Central Bank of Sudan:
7. CIBAFI & IRTI, (2016) “Sudan Islamic finance report 2016”. Available
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8. Glomedia Insurance in Sudan. Available at