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• The Madinah Arabic: islamic books, Woman Islamic Books, Islamic Books

  The Madinah Arabic Reader by Professor Abdur Rahim sets out the teaching of Arabic in a unique manner.

• The Madinah Arabic: islamic books, Woman Islamic Books, Goodword Islamic Books

  The Madinah Arabic Reader by Professor Abdur Rahim sets out the teaching of Arabic in a unique manner. The books are a set of eight books published by Goodword Islamic Books.

• The Benefits of Fasting

  In the legal terminology of Islam, the institution of fasting signifies abstinence from food, drink and sexual intercourse from dawn till sunset. The fast of Ramadan is one of...

• Is VoIP A Future Telephony for Business?

  As for last many years we have seen that technology has been changing rapidly. Today in enterprises Voice over IP based systems are overtaking the traditional TDM based PBX...

• Business challenges and Leadership Development

  Economic activities were not that complex and intricate as they are now, in the modern age of information technology and globalization. Challenges are growing. Competition is...

• Executive Skills in Telecommunication Sector

  Telecommunication is a global phenomenon. This is the most manifest and the most cited feature of globalization. This is because of telecommunication that the world is shrinking...

• The Dire Need of Telecom Training and Executive Coaching in the Middle East

  Advancement in the telecommunication is a human miracle. Telecommunication is distant communication, which started with the human need to convey his messages to someone whom he...

• Islamic Finance and Hidden Money of Muslims

  To promote Islamic Finance is a challenging job, which needs great leadership and management qualities to make it possible in the arena of interest based conventional monetary...

• China and Dubai: Lands of Reforms and Good Governance

  China had been a forgotten land, a sleeping country, a name given to it for its addiction to opium, before it emerged with thriving force of revolution in the year 1949. As a...

• How did the Multiethnic Malaysia Develop?

  Economic growth of Multiethnic, heterogeneous or plural societies is noted to be less than that of homogeneous societies. Multi-ethnicity, though, cannot be cited as the only...

• How did Middle East Recover From the Economic Recession of 2005-2009

  The world experienced an economic recession in the year 2005 to 2009. The recession started when USA monetary institutions like Investment Banks and Hedge Funds encouraged...

• How Can Islamic Finance Help to Solve Economic Crisis?

  The downfall in the world financial system has given rise to intense questions about its radical flaws and its future prospects. There is a great concern to bring about...

• Development of Information Technology and Telecom in the Underdeveloped Countries

  Telecom enhances business and economic activities. The more effective, faster and cheaper is telecommunication the more it will drive economic progress. Over the past year it is...

• How Does The Islamic Micro-Finance Work?

  To provide small size loans and insurance to the people with small means, who have less access to procure big or macro loans from the mainstream commercial banks, is what...

• Pros and Cons of the New Free Trade Agreement Between GCC and Pakistan

  Globalization of trade gave birth to free trade zones among the countries of the world. Agreements for free trade are growing trendy in the new world. But economists are divided...

• The Success Story of Meezan Bank - Leadership Development

  Economic growth of Meezan Bank in face of deteriorating economic circumstances of Pakistan is a great success of Islamic banking. The leadership and management of Meezan Bank...

• What is Sukuk and How Does it Works?????

  Sukuk is Arabic word which means legal instrument. It was, then, adopted to describe financial certificate; and now in modern Islamic finance, Sukuk means Islamic bonds...

• Why Muslim Countries are Underdeveloped?

  The Muslim countries generally have low GDP. Their majority is underdeveloped. This is mainly because of their poor leadership and management. Most of them won their freedom...

• What is the main difference between Islamic and Interest Base Monetary System?

  Islamic monetary system is test of leadership and management of executives and economic managers and Islamic economists to apply. Islamic economic system is radically different...

• What Are The Problems The Sukuk Market Faces

  Islamic finance has successfully managed to keep its chin up due to iron will and skills of leadership and management of Islamic economic managers despite lack of or...

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