The rapid growth of Islamic banking – not only in countries like Malaysia, Dubai and Singapore, but also the UK and elsewhere – and the emerging global market for Halal products and services represent the tip of the iceberg of the impact of Islam on commerce, a convergence which we believe is destined to be one of the defining factors of the coming decades.
These two industries are effectively the twin cornerstones of the Halal Market economy. By this, we are referring to a dynamic market arena for Halal products and services, trading according to halal transactions and contracts, using – ultimately – halal currencies.
The two major components of this market are Halal food and Islamic finance. These two elements represent an emerging market force that is effectively the direct result of the impact of Islam on commerce.
These two – food and finance
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Posted by admin on 22.01.2010. Filed under Editor's Pick, Editorial, H-FINANCE, Halal Food. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry