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Basel Iii: Impact and Challenges to Islamic Financial Institutions: Evidence of Pakistan and Malaysia |
Arifa Bano Talpur; Kamleshwer Lohana; Zareen Khan Rind
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Authors

Arifa Bano Talpur; Kamleshwer Lohana; Zareen Khan Rind

Volume

54

Issue

2

Year

2020

ARI Id

1682060026930_1317

PDF URL

https://sujo.usindh.edu.pk/index.php/Grassroots/article/download/3442/2594

Chapter URL

https://sujo.usindh.edu.pk/index.php/Grassroots/article/view/3442/

Subjects

Basel Iii Islamic Banking Islamic Financial Services Board (Ifsb) Financial Stability Shari’Ah Compliance Basel III Islamic banking Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB) Financial Stability Shari’ah Compliance.

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Basel Iii: Impact and Challenges to Islamic Financial Institutions: Evidence of Pakistan and Malaysia
Arifa Bano Talpur; Kamleshwer Lohana; Zareen Khan Rind
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Benazir Bhutto and the Challenge and Response Theory
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2020
Development Discourse and Womens Empowerment in Sindh
Muhammad Rafique Wassan; Abdul Razaque Channa
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Examining the Issue of Identity in Ayisha Malik’s Novel “Sofia Khan is Not Obliged” Through Homi K. Bhabha’s Concepts of ‘Hybridity, Ambivalence and Mimicry’
Fozia Chandio; Ghualm Ali Buriro
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Gwadar on the Chess Board of History: An Overview
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Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Human Capital and Foreign Direct Investment: Lessons for Pakistan
Nisar Ahmed Hattar; Muhammad Saleem Rahpoto; Ali Gul Khushik
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Hybrid Warfare and its Impacts on Pakistan
Muhammad Sadiq; Imran Ali Noonari; Inayatullah Bhatti
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Influence of Educational and Financial Status of Parents on the Academic Performance of Secondary School Students: A Case Study in Hyderabad Division-Sindh
Zohra Khatoon; Ameer Ali Buriro; Uzma Murad Pahnwer
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Investigating Peace Education and Peace Culture Activities in the Curriculum of Secondary Schools of Pakistan
Huma Ejaz; Rafique Ahmed Memon
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Negative Wash-Back of Formative Assessment to Learning in Saudi Higher Education Context
Muhammad Umer; Abdul Fattah Somroo; Amjad Saleem
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Perception of University Students About Horoscopes in Sindh Province, Pakistan
Rashid Ali Khuhro; Bashir Memon; Sumbul Manzoor
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Perceptions of Sindhi Muslims Towards Exogamous Marriages: An Exploratory Study
Muhammad Hassan Abbasi; Maya Khemlani David
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Proposing Sociological Research on Children Health Problems in Pakistan
Pasand Ali Khoso; Waheed Ahmed Abbasi; Beenish Malik
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Reconciliation Process in Afghanistan and Pakistan as Cardinal Player
Asim Abbas; Jamshed Baloch
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Representation of Gender in Pakistani Comedy Dramas
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Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Socio-Economic Conditions of Home-Based Working Women: A Qualitative Study in Hyderabad, Sindh
Zareen Atta; Nasreen Aslam Shah
Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
Why Social Protection is Not Enough to Effectively Address Poverty Reduction in Pakistan
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Volume 54 Issue 2
2020
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