Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects

This chapter identifies the internal and external challenges for Islamic banking in Libya. It is a conceptual work using secondary data where relevant concepts in terms of challenges of the conversion process in Libya were demonstrated. Conversion process is surrounded and faced by many challenges....

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Main Authors: A.S. Abusloum, Mahmoud, Ahmad, Khaliq, Bello, Nabil
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Language:English
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spelling my.iium.irep.801562021-01-19T06:02:29Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/80156/ Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects A.S. Abusloum, Mahmoud Ahmad, Khaliq Bello, Nabil BPH589.2 Riba - Interest HJ1438 Public Finance In Islam This chapter identifies the internal and external challenges for Islamic banking in Libya. It is a conceptual work using secondary data where relevant concepts in terms of challenges of the conversion process in Libya were demonstrated. Conversion process is surrounded and faced by many challenges. Internal challenges are not less significant than external ones. Trained human resource, lack of awareness in Islamic banking, and resistance to change to Islamic banks are considered as internal challenges which represent the stage of readiness to convert the sector. On the other hand, the economic structure, the political situation, and the regulatory framework hinder the process externally. This implies that stakeholders should come up with comprehensive strategies and plans about the conversion process which will improve the readiness level of the banks, raise the awareness and willingness of their employees, and increase the skills of banks’ staff. IGI Global Publishing 2020 Book Chapter PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/80156/1/80156_Islamic%20banking%20in%20Libya.pdf A.S. Abusloum, Mahmoud and Ahmad, Khaliq and Bello, Nabil (2020) Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects. In: Growth and Emerging Prospects of International Islamic Banking. IGI Global Publishing, USA, pp. 17-37. ISBN 9781799816119 https://www.igi-global.com/book/growth-emerging-prospects-international-islamic/233690 10.4018/978-1-7998-1611-9
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topic BPH589.2 Riba - Interest
HJ1438 Public Finance In Islam
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HJ1438 Public Finance In Islam
A.S. Abusloum, Mahmoud
Ahmad, Khaliq
Bello, Nabil
Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects
description This chapter identifies the internal and external challenges for Islamic banking in Libya. It is a conceptual work using secondary data where relevant concepts in terms of challenges of the conversion process in Libya were demonstrated. Conversion process is surrounded and faced by many challenges. Internal challenges are not less significant than external ones. Trained human resource, lack of awareness in Islamic banking, and resistance to change to Islamic banks are considered as internal challenges which represent the stage of readiness to convert the sector. On the other hand, the economic structure, the political situation, and the regulatory framework hinder the process externally. This implies that stakeholders should come up with comprehensive strategies and plans about the conversion process which will improve the readiness level of the banks, raise the awareness and willingness of their employees, and increase the skills of banks’ staff.
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author A.S. Abusloum, Mahmoud
Ahmad, Khaliq
Bello, Nabil
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Ahmad, Khaliq
Bello, Nabil
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title Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects
title_short Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects
title_full Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects
title_fullStr Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects
title_full_unstemmed Islamic banking in Libya: emergence, growth, and prospects
title_sort islamic banking in libya: emergence, growth, and prospects
publisher IGI Global Publishing
publishDate 2020
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/80156/1/80156_Islamic%20banking%20in%20Libya.pdf
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https://www.igi-global.com/book/growth-emerging-prospects-international-islamic/233690
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