خبراء مصرفيين يؤكدون الآثار الإيجابية للبنوك غير الربوية

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أكد "محمد رازا" - نائب الرئيس التنفيذي لبنك "ميزان"، في مؤتمر التمويل الإسكاني الذي عقد في "الهند" مؤخرًا - أن التعاملات المصرفية الإسلامية تؤسس لخدمة المسلمين، إلا أنها تتضمن آثارًا إيجابية على غير المسلمين؛ مما يدفع تلك البلدان لتبني النموذج الإسلامي.

وأكد "رازا" أن بنك "ميزان" قد طرح نموذج التمويل الإسكاني الإسلامي بالمؤتمر الذي استضافته مدينة "دلهي" الهندية، مؤكدًا أنه عقب المؤتمر اتصل به مصرفيون من "نيجيريا" و"اليابان" و"أفغانستان" للتعرف على النموذج الإسلامي وتطبيقه.

وأشار "رازا" إلى أن الدول غير الإسلامية التي تدرك إيجابية ومنافع النموذج، يمكنها أن تتغلب على تسميته بالمصرفية الإسلامية من خلال تسميته بالأعمال البنكية الأخلاقية؛ لتتمكن من تطبيقه تفاديًا لمشكلات التسمية وأثرها على المجتمع؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Islamic banking profitable for non-Muslim economies

Islamic banking is not merely for Muslims in terms of an interest-free transaction but it is also profitable even for the non-Muslims in economic terms.

Meezan Bank’s Executive Vice President Muhammad Raza said Islamic banking was launched primarily for Muslims but generally it is also beneficial even for non-Muslims as the representatives from some non-Muslim countries approached him to elaborate the Islamic banking financial model at the end of an International Conference on Housing Finance held in India last month.

He said he was called on the International Conference on Housing Finance on Housing - an engine for inclusive growth organised by National Housing Bank of India in New Delhi last month in which representatives from 12 countries had participated. There he presented Islamic house financing model developed by Meezan Bank. After the conference ended, participants from Nigeria, Japan and Afghanistan approached him, expressed their interest in Islamic banking model and asked to elaborate it to them. He said Meezan Bank has recently provided its advisory services to Sri Lanka.

“This is what we have developed and now is the time to share it with other people, in fact to export it,” he added. Afghanistan has also approached Meezan Bank to share the Islamic banking model, which has been presented to them and is now under consideration.

He cited an example, “United Kingdom has 32 percent Muslim population and is promoting London as an Islamic finance hub.” He said the only reason behind it is that they are aware of its benefits for the economy. “However, being a non-Muslim country they cannot implement it with the name Islamic banking so they would rename it and promote it as ethical banking.”