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تعزيز الخدمات المالية الإسلامية للمؤسسات المتناهية الصغر

 

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No. Paper Title Author[s] Name
1 Rural Development Scheme (RDS) of the Islamic Bank Bangladesh Limited (IBBL) and the conventional Microfinance Institutes in Bangladesh: A comparative analysis

Prof. Abu BakrRafique, Ph.D.
2 A Model of Micro, & Small Enterprises in Sudan Dr.SawsanAbd el hafiz Khatab
3

The Contribution of Islamic & Conventional Microfinance on Household Income:

Evidence From Islami Bank and Grameen Bank Microfinance Schemes in Bangladesh

Abul Bashar Bhuiyan, ChamhuriSiwar,
4 The Effectiveness of BAITUL MAAL WAT TAMWIL in Reducing Poverty: The case of Indonesian Islamic Microfinance institution ShochrulRohmatulAjija
5 Efficiency Analysis of Micro-Finance Institutions (MFI) in Developing Countries M. Kabir Hassan,
6 Islamic Banking and the Sustainability of Micro Enterprises in Nigeria JafaruJimoh (Ph.D, FCA)
7

Financial Citizenship Barriers among Muslim Micro-entrepreneurs in Ilorin, Nigeria:

A Factorial Invariance Analysis

Dr.Adewale, AbideenAdeyemi, Prof. Dr.AtaulHuqPramanik,Dr.AhamedKameelMydinMeera
8 Financial Inclusion in Nigeria and the Prospects and Challenges of Islamic Microfinance Banks Ahmad Bello Dogarawa, PhD
9 Poverty Alleviation through Micro-entrepreneurship DR. BIJAY KUMAR SWAIN
10

Performance of Micro-Finance Institutions

In Muslim Countries

Ali Ashraf
11 Microfinance Activities and Job Creation among Graduates in Sudan Dr.DirarElmahiElobeid
12 Credit and Sharia’a Rating for Small Enterprises and its Implications on Marinating its Liquidity Prof.Balazoz Bin Ali
13 Al-Qarad El-hassan and its Role in Financing Small Enterprises Dr.Mohmmed Ahmed Omer
14 Empirical Analysis of the Behaviour of Small and Micro Enterprises towards Profit And Loss Sharing Financing in Kano (Northern Nigeria) Metropolis

HUSSAINI, Suleiman Muhammad (PhD),

GARBA BALA MAGAJI (PhD),

AHMADU BELLO
15

Promoting Cooperative “Takaful” to Commercial “Takaful” Status for Poverty Alliviation: A Case

Study of A. A. Zubairu Initiative

 Professor. Kabiru Isa Dandago
16 The Role of Islamic Instruments in Microfinance: Linking Possibilities and Challenges Dr. Mustafa MohmmedMusnad
17 Making Islamic Modes for Microfinance Work: With Reference to the Experience of Family Bank (Sudan) Dr.Isam Mohamed Ali El Laythy
18 Categorization and Prioritization of Waqf Land Based on Location, Sectors and Economic Indicators: The Case of Selangor Mustafa Omar Mohammed,NorhalizabintiMohd Nor
19

Developing an Islamic Microfinance Model

Using Koperasi Concept for Islamic Bank

in Indonesia for Poverty Alleviation

 By: M. ImanSastraMihajat
20 Do Spiritual, Managerial and Technological Treatment Improve Islamic Micro Entrepreneur’s Behavior and Business Performance (A pilot project for Islamic Microfinance Clients in Indonesia)

Dian Masyita

Erie Febrian

MeritaBernik

SudarmonoSasmono

Adriano Rusfi
21

Microfinance and Women’s Empowerment:

A case Study of Pakistan’s Microfinance Institutions

 Dr.Nasim Shah Shirazi, Yusuf Muhammad-Bashir
22 Challenges and Threats of Sudanese Banks Experience in Microfinance Prof. BadereldeenAbdulraheem
23 Algerian Experience in Financing Microenterprises Using Al-Qarad El-hassan Mode: “Assessment Study”

Dr.SuleiumanNasir
 

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