Dawood Ashraf, Reza H. Chowdhury, Catherine M. L. Pearl, Abdurrahman Yazici
Catalyzing Social Entrepreneurship through Islamic Finance by Dawood Ashraf, Reza H. Chowdhury, Catherine M. L. Pearl, Abdurrahman Yazici (2024) is a book on our Islamic finance shelf. An IsDB Institute report on using Islamic finance to fund social enterprises in OIC countries. It suits readers interested in islamic finance, and it is legally free from Islamic Development Bank Institute. Licence: Free eBook (IsDBI store checkout, may need an account).
Download free from Islamic Development Bank InstituteAn IsDB Institute report on using Islamic finance to fund social enterprises in OIC countries. It covers a policy framework built on Islamic values, building the support ecosystem, Shariah-compliant funding at each stage of growth (including waqf and zakat) and the legal and tax rules social businesses need.
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