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Financial Management in an Islamic Perspective
No full textThese are the recommendations by International Seminar on 21-23 December. 2004, Dhaka Sheraton Hotel. Jointly Organized by Islamic Economics Research Bureau (IERB), Dhaka; Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited (IBBL), Dhaka; Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Jedda
An Interview of Dr. Ahmad Totonji
Full text linkThe future of Islam in Bangladesh is extremely bright. Bangladeshi people are Muslims and they are not just Muslims but they are willing to sacrifice for their religion. Islam is their religion and their way of life. They would like to be ruled by the principles which they agreed. Therefore, we could not be surprised if sometime people choose for themselves to adopt the Islamic principles in their government as well. This is a democratic process. When people want something they vote for it and the whole world is approaching towards this kind of work. Future of Islamic movement in Bangladesh is bright because they have always been in the middle path. They do not believe in extremism. They go excess is no way. That is why you can see that when some problems happen by extremists, Islamic movement are the first people to disagree with it. Because their path is different and these people try to win
International Seminar on Muslim Countries and Development
No full textHUM Kualalampur has successfully organized an International Seminar in cooperation with Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta (UMY) and the Indonesian Embassy in Malaysia on December 2, 2006, at the UMY Campus, Yogyakarata, Indonesia. The theme of the seminar was \u27Muslim Countries and Development: Achievements, Constraints, and Alternative Solutions (Multi-Disciplinary Approach)\u27, It has been attended by the rector of HUM and UMY, Deans, Faculty members and post graduate students of HUM and UMY
Islamic Renaissance in the West
Full text link"I can see that because I\u27m standing with one leg in the orient and with the other one in the Occident that\u27s why I understand both worlds sufficiently well to explain them to each other, so often when ram in the Muslim world I explain to them the west and in the west I explain Islam." This is how Murad Hoffman the famous Muslim German thinker reflects his unique situation, being exposed to different knowledge and experience
Interview with Dr. M. Omer Chapra
Full text linkDr. Umer Chapra visited Bangladesh in April 2007 on the occasion of a seminar organised by Islamic Economoc Research Bureau. At the end of the seminar he also visited the BIIT office. Then a request for an interview was placed to Dr. Umer Chapra. He agreed and later he completed the interview through internet. The interview was taken by M. Zohurul Islam, FCA, Executive Director of Bangladesh Institute of Islamic Thought
Stagnation of Thought: The Way Out
Full text linkHow the ummah, the Muslim community that once ruled the waves and flourished in all branches of thought declined. The ummah today shows a sharp contrast between its present and its past, for just as yesterday Muslims were strong, victorious and indomitable, basking in scientific progress, pioneering in development and booming renaissance; today Muslims are isolated, divided, weakened, and demoralized- so overwhelmed are the Muslims by a debilitating feeling of powerlessness that they stand as spectator, expectant but incapable of effecting any change. This chronic crisis of helplessness has brought the Muslims to a point where they have degraded themselves, their rights denied and their just causes defeated. Consequently Muslim world today stands undeniably at a crossroad where it must embark upon self-examination- a systematic, objective, balanced and rational assessment of its present reality aimed at working internal reform
Ismai’l Raji al Faruqi and Islamization of Disciplines
Full text linkIslamization of Knowledge is a process of developing or generating reconstructed human knowledge in conformity with the will of Allah (SWT). It is a process of critical appreciation against blind imitation. The aim of Islamization of Knowledge is to analyze and to formulate the western discipline in form that deals with revelation as source of knowledge. The Islamization is specially related to human sciences/disciplines only. As for the disciplines in what is known as Islamic studies, the aim is to critically analyze the Islamic legacy against their historical background and to make Islam relevant to contemporary times. This is known as „contextualizatio
Achieving Good Governance in Bangladesh: A Contemporary Review
Full text link‘Good Governance’, a splendid notion, is being debated around the world, particularly in developing nations, to combat corruption and poverty, and gain economic development. But how it can be achieved? Researchers, policy planners and executing agencies have undertaken different measures to way out achieving good governance. The present study is an attempt to investigate actual path to overcome major constraints and making governance good in Bangladesh. In doing so, Islamic concept of governance and viability of its different parameters are reviewed to search a theory-build-up approach along side with the general perspective of governance. To have a more clear insight on governance, firstly, attempts are made to draw attention to some theoretical aspects of the concepts of government, and the related concept, which have close relation to governance, then the role of good governance as a base for government well being is pointed out discussing the variables of good governance and Islamic concept of governance. In the second part, some aspects of governance in Bangladesh are put forth where scenario of poor governance is highly depicted. SharÊ‘atic approaches to governance including evidences of governance at Islamic era has been discussed in section three. Concluding part is devoted to fund out possible aspects of making governance good in Bangladesh
A Critical Review of Approaches to Islamizing Knowledge in a Muslim Minority Country
Full text linkEver since the contemporary Islamization of knowledge programme became operational, many world conferences on Islamic education have been organized, the seventh of which was concluded in Malaysia in December 2009. These are complimented with a series of international and regional conferences on Islamization of human knowledge. The programme has recorded significant progress in education reform in many Muslim countries. It however assumes different approaches in some Muslim minority countries. This paper takes a critical look at some of these approaches with particular references to Nigeria. It observes that most of the approaches are not actually speaking the mind of the Islamization programme, but with serious intensification of efforts it will reach a state of perfection if the tempo is sustaine
Conference Reports
Full text linkThe 7th World Conference of Science Journalists
Seminar on ‘The Global Financial Crisis & the Strength of Islamic Banking System’
Seminar on ‘Enhancing Shari’ah Structure and Compliance in Promoting Financial Stability