Abstract:Islamic principles of financial intermediation require that IFIs refrain from impermissible financial transactions and play an active role in pursuing objectives of Shariah. Muslim countries have implemented dual banking system in their economies that in turn affect the achievement of these goals. This study examines Islamic perspective of the theory of financial intermediation and assesses if its desired objectives can be achieved in dual banking system. It is found that, in a dual banking environment, it is … Show more
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