This document discusses banking laws and practices and was presented to Prof. Ashfaq Ahamad. It includes slides on making effective presentations using awesome backgrounds to engage audiences and capture their attention. The document also lists members Iqra Salman and Fariha Amin and compares features of Product A and Product B.
The document provides an outline for a presentation on Islamic banking and Takaful (Islamic insurance). It discusses various Islamic banking products and financing mechanisms, including Musharakah, Mudarabah, and Bai (buying and selling). It also covers the principles and models of Takaful, including Wakalah and Mudarabah models. The document reviews the growth and geographical spread of Islamic banking and Takaful internationally and in key markets like Malaysia, GCC countries, and Pakistan. It identifies some challenges in standardizing Takaful business models internationally.
This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of management approaches. It discusses early examples of management in ancient civilizations and the contributions of important figures like Adam Smith. The document then summarizes the major historical approaches to management including scientific management pioneered by Taylor, Fayol's administrative theory, the quantitative approach using statistics and models, and the behavioral approach informed by studies like Hawthorne. It also outlines contemporary approaches like the systems and contingency perspectives. The purpose is to guide student learning on the key topics and developments in the field of management.
This document discusses key concepts around communication in organizations. It defines communication as the transfer and understanding of meaning between individuals. Effective communication involves understanding messages that are encoded and decoded properly despite potential noise or barriers. Within organizations, communication serves functions like control, motivation, emotional expression, and sharing information. Formal and informal communication flows can move downward, upward, laterally, and diagonally between individuals and groups. Managing communication challenges in today's digital world and providing strong customer service are also addressed.
This document contains information about business law principles from an Islamic perspective. It discusses key concepts of Islamic business ethics like fairness, truthfulness, fulfilling obligations, and prohibiting interest (riba). The principles of Islamic business aim to ensure fair treatment of workers, customers, and all parties through ethical and lawful practices. The document serves as a guide for students on how to conduct business transactions in accordance with Islamic sharia law and maintain ethical business dealings.
This document outlines Islamic tourism and its potential in OIC countries. It discusses the key components of Islamic tourism including halal hotels, food, and transport. Muslim tourists are most concerned with halal food and Muslim-friendly experiences. Islamic tourism has grown significantly but remains a niche market, with the top source markets being Saudi Arabia, Iran, UAE, and Qatar. Top destinations include Malaysia, Turkey, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Ongoing challenges include lack of standards and financing, while opportunities exist in economic growth, innovative products, and social media marketing. The document recommends national and OIC cooperation on policies, expertise sharing, and image building, as well as industry efforts on halal certification, training, and gender
This document discusses banking laws and practices and was presented to Prof. Ashfaq Ahamad. It includes slides on making effective presentations using awesome backgrounds to engage audiences and capture their attention. The document also lists members Iqra Salman and Fariha Amin and compares features of Product A and Product B.
The document provides an outline for a presentation on Islamic banking and Takaful (Islamic insurance). It discusses various Islamic banking products and financing mechanisms, including Musharakah, Mudarabah, and Bai (buying and selling). It also covers the principles and models of Takaful, including Wakalah and Mudarabah models. The document reviews the growth and geographical spread of Islamic banking and Takaful internationally and in key markets like Malaysia, GCC countries, and Pakistan. It identifies some challenges in standardizing Takaful business models internationally.
This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of management approaches. It discusses early examples of management in ancient civilizations and the contributions of important figures like Adam Smith. The document then summarizes the major historical approaches to management including scientific management pioneered by Taylor, Fayol's administrative theory, the quantitative approach using statistics and models, and the behavioral approach informed by studies like Hawthorne. It also outlines contemporary approaches like the systems and contingency perspectives. The purpose is to guide student learning on the key topics and developments in the field of management.
This document discusses key concepts around communication in organizations. It defines communication as the transfer and understanding of meaning between individuals. Effective communication involves understanding messages that are encoded and decoded properly despite potential noise or barriers. Within organizations, communication serves functions like control, motivation, emotional expression, and sharing information. Formal and informal communication flows can move downward, upward, laterally, and diagonally between individuals and groups. Managing communication challenges in today's digital world and providing strong customer service are also addressed.
This document contains information about business law principles from an Islamic perspective. It discusses key concepts of Islamic business ethics like fairness, truthfulness, fulfilling obligations, and prohibiting interest (riba). The principles of Islamic business aim to ensure fair treatment of workers, customers, and all parties through ethical and lawful practices. The document serves as a guide for students on how to conduct business transactions in accordance with Islamic sharia law and maintain ethical business dealings.
This document outlines Islamic tourism and its potential in OIC countries. It discusses the key components of Islamic tourism including halal hotels, food, and transport. Muslim tourists are most concerned with halal food and Muslim-friendly experiences. Islamic tourism has grown significantly but remains a niche market, with the top source markets being Saudi Arabia, Iran, UAE, and Qatar. Top destinations include Malaysia, Turkey, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Ongoing challenges include lack of standards and financing, while opportunities exist in economic growth, innovative products, and social media marketing. The document recommends national and OIC cooperation on policies, expertise sharing, and image building, as well as industry efforts on halal certification, training, and gender
The document discusses business law and business ethics presented to a professor and class. It begins with the names and roll numbers of 5 students. It then covers the meanings of ethics, Islamic business ethics, principles of ethical behavior in Islam like freedom of enterprise and prohibiting interest. It discusses concepts like righteousness, equity, truth, justice, and goodness. It provides examples from the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad about being a successful trader and fulfilling obligations. It notes business ethics principles like mutual consent, trustworthiness, fair treatment of workers, and justice. The document is presented by the students to their professor on business ethics and ethics in Islam.
The document appears to be a presentation on Islamic business ethics presented to Prof. Dr. Haleema Tariq by a group of five students. It includes sections on principles of business in Islam, Islamic modes of financing, the meaning of ethics, and prohibited matters in business transactions. The principles discussed are profit and loss sharing, shared risk, prohibition of riba (usury), prohibition of gharar (uncertainty), prohibition of gambling, and no investment in prohibited industries like pornography.
This document contains information about business law and principles presented to a professor by five students. It includes sections on Islamic business ethics, principles of business ethics in Islam, prohibitions in business transactions such as riba (interest), and percentages related to various topics. The document appears to be a project or report containing placeholders for content to be added about key topics in business law and ethics from an Islamic perspective.
This document discusses the requirements and functions of commercial banks in Pakistan according to the Banking Companies Ordinance of 1962. It states that the State Bank of Pakistan regulates all commercial banks and issues banking licenses. To open a commercial bank, requirements around minimum capital, reserves, and accounts must be met. Core functions of commercial banks include accepting deposits, providing loans and advances, and performing cash transactions. The document also outlines the liquidation process for commercial banks, which is handled by the High Court of Pakistan.
This document provides an introduction to Islamic commercial law (fiqh muamalat). It begins by defining key Islamic concepts like aqidah, shariah, and akhlaq. It then outlines the different branches of fiqh, including fiqh ibadat (acts of worship), fiqh munakahat (family law), fiqh jinayat (criminal law), and fiqh muamalat (commercial transactions). It discusses the objectives of shariah (maqasid al-shariah) and the sources of shariah. Finally, it introduces the basic principles that guide forming rulings for Islamic transactions, including permissibility, mutual consent, conformity with ma
NBK Investor Presentation - May 2022.pdfFarihaAmin7
- NBK is the largest bank in Kuwait in terms of assets, loans, and deposits, with a dominant market share. It is the only bank that offers both conventional and Islamic banking services.
- NBK has a strong regional presence in the Middle East and international offices in Europe, Asia, and the US. Its strategy focuses on maintaining leadership in Kuwait while expanding further in the MENA region.
- The bank aims to remain the primary banker for leading local and foreign companies. For consumer and private banking, it focuses on profitable segments like affluent customers and attracting SMEs to maintain its top position and lowest funding costs.
This document summarizes key points from Chapter 1 of the textbook "Management" by Robbins, Coulter, and Langton. It defines managers as people who work with others to accomplish organizational goals. Managers perform functions like planning, organizing, leading and controlling. They also take on roles such as leader, liaison and decision maker. The challenges managers face include managing ethics, diversity, globalization, e-business, customers and knowledge. Studying management is valuable because it is relevant to all organizations and careers involve managing or being managed.
The document discusses business law and business ethics presented to a professor and class. It begins with the names and roll numbers of 5 students. It then covers the meanings of ethics, Islamic business ethics, principles of ethical behavior in Islam like freedom of enterprise and prohibiting interest. It discusses concepts like righteousness, equity, truth, justice, and goodness. It provides examples from the Quran and teachings of Prophet Muhammad about being a successful trader and fulfilling obligations. It notes business ethics principles like mutual consent, trustworthiness, fair treatment of workers, and justice. The document is presented by the students to their professor on business ethics and ethics in Islam.
The document appears to be a presentation on Islamic business ethics presented to Prof. Dr. Haleema Tariq by a group of five students. It includes sections on principles of business in Islam, Islamic modes of financing, the meaning of ethics, and prohibited matters in business transactions. The principles discussed are profit and loss sharing, shared risk, prohibition of riba (usury), prohibition of gharar (uncertainty), prohibition of gambling, and no investment in prohibited industries like pornography.
This document contains information about business law and principles presented to a professor by five students. It includes sections on Islamic business ethics, principles of business ethics in Islam, prohibitions in business transactions such as riba (interest), and percentages related to various topics. The document appears to be a project or report containing placeholders for content to be added about key topics in business law and ethics from an Islamic perspective.
This document discusses the requirements and functions of commercial banks in Pakistan according to the Banking Companies Ordinance of 1962. It states that the State Bank of Pakistan regulates all commercial banks and issues banking licenses. To open a commercial bank, requirements around minimum capital, reserves, and accounts must be met. Core functions of commercial banks include accepting deposits, providing loans and advances, and performing cash transactions. The document also outlines the liquidation process for commercial banks, which is handled by the High Court of Pakistan.
This document provides an introduction to Islamic commercial law (fiqh muamalat). It begins by defining key Islamic concepts like aqidah, shariah, and akhlaq. It then outlines the different branches of fiqh, including fiqh ibadat (acts of worship), fiqh munakahat (family law), fiqh jinayat (criminal law), and fiqh muamalat (commercial transactions). It discusses the objectives of shariah (maqasid al-shariah) and the sources of shariah. Finally, it introduces the basic principles that guide forming rulings for Islamic transactions, including permissibility, mutual consent, conformity with ma
NBK Investor Presentation - May 2022.pdfFarihaAmin7
- NBK is the largest bank in Kuwait in terms of assets, loans, and deposits, with a dominant market share. It is the only bank that offers both conventional and Islamic banking services.
- NBK has a strong regional presence in the Middle East and international offices in Europe, Asia, and the US. Its strategy focuses on maintaining leadership in Kuwait while expanding further in the MENA region.
- The bank aims to remain the primary banker for leading local and foreign companies. For consumer and private banking, it focuses on profitable segments like affluent customers and attracting SMEs to maintain its top position and lowest funding costs.
This document summarizes key points from Chapter 1 of the textbook "Management" by Robbins, Coulter, and Langton. It defines managers as people who work with others to accomplish organizational goals. Managers perform functions like planning, organizing, leading and controlling. They also take on roles such as leader, liaison and decision maker. The challenges managers face include managing ethics, diversity, globalization, e-business, customers and knowledge. Studying management is valuable because it is relevant to all organizations and careers involve managing or being managed.