BankIslami Pakistan: A
Visionary Approach to Islamic
Banking
This presentation explores the unique landscape of Islamic
banking, highlighting the principles, practices, and success
story of BankIslami Pakistan Limited.
By Kalsoom Sarwar
K
BS Honors (05)
Islamic and Commercial Banking
Introducing BankIslami Pakistan Limited
Founded in 2005. Bank started its operations on
7 April 2006 and began offering Shariah-
compliant retail banking, investment banking,
consumer banking, and trade finance products.
BankIslami Pakistan Limited is a leading
Islamic bank in Pakistan. It offers a
comprehensive range of Shariah-compliant
banking and financial services.
A Pioneer in Islamic Banking
BankIslami's operations adhere to Islamic
principles, ensuring transactions are free from
interest (Riba) and uncertainty (Gharar).
Commitment to Ethical Banking
BankIslami
A Simple and Authentic Name That Leaves
No Confusion About What We Do - Only
The Crescent:
Script and Calligrapher:
We opted for Arabic script for its versatility an beauty. “khat-
Sulus” a script which has graced the Islamic monuments for the
sub-continent to Turkey and Arabia, including the two most
sacred mosques. It stands for timeless traditions and values that
Muslims in these regions have shared for centuries, trade &
commerce included. Ustad-Shafiq-Uz-Zaman the only person to
do calligraphy in Masjid-e-Nabavi after 500 Years, is behind
crafting of the logo.
A rising crescent in the traditional green
encircles the motif and calligraphy. The
crescent has deep association , with the
contemporary and modern Islam. In our logo,
it stand for Shariah encompassing everything
that we do at BankIslami.
A Robust Organizational Structure
Provides strategic direction and oversees the overall management of the bank.
Board of Directors
1
Leads the day-to-day operations of the bank, implementing
strategies and ensuring compliance.
Executive Management
2
Specialized departments responsible for key functions
such as finance, marketing, and customer service.
Departments
3
Vision & Mission
Vision
The vision of BankIslami is promoting global economic
prosperity based on Islamic financial system..
Mission
The Mission of BankIslami is Saving Humanity from Riba
by offering Shariah compliant, customer-centric, innovative
financial solutions and creating value for our stakeholders
while upholding social responsibility and transparency.
Core Values
Teamwork
Innovation
People-Centric
Shariah Excellence
Meritocracy
Shariah Compliance: The Cornerstone
Sources of Shariah
Primary
Source
Secondary
Source
Quran Hadith Ijma Qiyas
Islam
Aqidah Shariah
Ibadat Muamalat
Economic Activiies Social Acticities
Practice Activities
Banking and Finance Activities
Akhlaq
Meaning of shariah is “the way of water”.
Formally Shariha is the complete comprehensive
code of behavior, governing the moral, ethical,
spiritual, social as well as legal dimensions of a
Muslim’s private and public life.
Shariah
Primary sources of shariah include the Quran
(bool of Allah) and the Hadith (Sunnah of the
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)).
Secondary Sources include Ijma (consensus of
Fuqaha) and Qiyas (Analogy).
Source of Shariah
Islamic Economic Principles: A
Foundation
Economic Activities in
Islam
Islam encourages economic
activity that benefits society,
promotes justice, and fosters
economic growth.
Role of Fiqh & Fuqaha
Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh)
and scholars (Fuqaha) play a
crucial role in interpreting
Shariah and applying it to
modern financial practices.
Financial Intermediation
The concept of financial intermediation, facilitating the flow of funds
between savers and borrowers, is central to Islamic banking.
Prohibitions in Islamic Business
Activities like gambling, music, dance, liquor,
prostitution, and all other activities which lead to harm
to oneself or the society in general are strictly
prohibited in Islam.
Riba is defined as the excessive increase in a loan or
investment beyond the principal amount. It is considered
unjust and exploitative.
Gharar refers to excessive uncertainty or risk in a
transaction. It is prohibited in Islamic finance to ensure
fairness and transparency.
2 Prohibition of Interest (Riba)
1 General Prohibitions
3 Prohibition of Uncertainty (Gharar)
Islamic Laws of Contracts: Mode Specific
Contracts: Foundation of Islamic Finance
Islamic finance relies on contracts that are based on mutual consent, transparency, and ethical principles.
Basic Elements of Contracts
Essential elements include offer, acceptance, subject matter, and consideration, ensuring clarity and fairness.
Types of Contracts
Various types of contracts are used, including sale (Bai), lease (Ijarah), and partnership (Musharakah).
Islamic Modes of Financing: Innovative Solutions
1
Profit & Loss Sharing
Musharakah and Mudarabah involve sharing profits while loss is
shared according to the ratio of the investment.
Deferred Payment
Murabaha is particular type of sale where seller expressly
mentions the cost of sold commodity he has incurred and
sell it to another person by adding some profit thereon.
2
3
Lease
Ijarah is defined as “a contract whereby the owner of
an asset transfer its usufruct to another person for an
agreed period, against an agreed consideration”.
Financial Services
Providing a comprehensive
range of Shariah-compliant
financial services, including
deposits, financing,
investments, and wealth
management.
Branch Network
Operating a vast network of
branches across Pakistan,
ensuring accessibility and
convenience for its customers.
Digital Banking
Offering innovative digital banking solutions, including mobile banking,
internet banking, one touch banking and ATM services, providing a seamless
customer experience.
Key Functions of BankIslami
Bank Islami Pakistan: Financial
Performance & Products
10.3B
Assets
Bank Islami's assets demonstrate its
strong financial position and ability
to support growth.
8.4B
Liabilities
Liabilities represent the funds the
bank has borrowed to finance its
operations and provide financial
services.
100+
Products
Bank Islami offers a wide range of
Shariah-compliant financial products
to cater to diverse needs.
1
Strategic Expansion
Bank Islami is actively pursuing growth through strategic
expansion, aiming to increase its reach and market share in
Pakistan.
2
Product Innovation
Continuously developing new and innovative financial products to meet
the evolving needs of customers and stay ahead of the competition.
3
Digital Transformation
Investing in digital transformation to enhance
customer experience, improve operational efficiency,
and reach a wider audience.
Future Growth and Expansion
BankIslami Pakistan: A Force in Islamic Banking
Strong Structure & Functions
BankIslami's organizational structure
supports efficient operations and a
customer-centric approach.
Key Competitors
BankIslami faces competition from
other Islamic banks in Pakistan,
creating a dynamic and innovative
market.
Future Prospects
The growth of Islamic finance in
Pakistan presents significant
opportunities for BankIslami to expand
its reach and impact.
BankIslami
A Simple and Authentic Name That Leaves
No Confusion About What We Do - Only
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  • 1.
    BankIslami Pakistan: A VisionaryApproach to Islamic Banking This presentation explores the unique landscape of Islamic banking, highlighting the principles, practices, and success story of BankIslami Pakistan Limited. By Kalsoom Sarwar K BS Honors (05) Islamic and Commercial Banking
  • 2.
    Introducing BankIslami PakistanLimited Founded in 2005. Bank started its operations on 7 April 2006 and began offering Shariah- compliant retail banking, investment banking, consumer banking, and trade finance products. BankIslami Pakistan Limited is a leading Islamic bank in Pakistan. It offers a comprehensive range of Shariah-compliant banking and financial services. A Pioneer in Islamic Banking BankIslami's operations adhere to Islamic principles, ensuring transactions are free from interest (Riba) and uncertainty (Gharar). Commitment to Ethical Banking
  • 3.
    BankIslami A Simple andAuthentic Name That Leaves No Confusion About What We Do - Only The Crescent: Script and Calligrapher: We opted for Arabic script for its versatility an beauty. “khat- Sulus” a script which has graced the Islamic monuments for the sub-continent to Turkey and Arabia, including the two most sacred mosques. It stands for timeless traditions and values that Muslims in these regions have shared for centuries, trade & commerce included. Ustad-Shafiq-Uz-Zaman the only person to do calligraphy in Masjid-e-Nabavi after 500 Years, is behind crafting of the logo. A rising crescent in the traditional green encircles the motif and calligraphy. The crescent has deep association , with the contemporary and modern Islam. In our logo, it stand for Shariah encompassing everything that we do at BankIslami.
  • 4.
    A Robust OrganizationalStructure Provides strategic direction and oversees the overall management of the bank. Board of Directors 1 Leads the day-to-day operations of the bank, implementing strategies and ensuring compliance. Executive Management 2 Specialized departments responsible for key functions such as finance, marketing, and customer service. Departments 3
  • 5.
    Vision & Mission Vision Thevision of BankIslami is promoting global economic prosperity based on Islamic financial system.. Mission The Mission of BankIslami is Saving Humanity from Riba by offering Shariah compliant, customer-centric, innovative financial solutions and creating value for our stakeholders while upholding social responsibility and transparency. Core Values Teamwork Innovation People-Centric Shariah Excellence Meritocracy
  • 6.
    Shariah Compliance: TheCornerstone Sources of Shariah Primary Source Secondary Source Quran Hadith Ijma Qiyas Islam Aqidah Shariah Ibadat Muamalat Economic Activiies Social Acticities Practice Activities Banking and Finance Activities Akhlaq Meaning of shariah is “the way of water”. Formally Shariha is the complete comprehensive code of behavior, governing the moral, ethical, spiritual, social as well as legal dimensions of a Muslim’s private and public life. Shariah Primary sources of shariah include the Quran (bool of Allah) and the Hadith (Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)). Secondary Sources include Ijma (consensus of Fuqaha) and Qiyas (Analogy). Source of Shariah
  • 7.
    Islamic Economic Principles:A Foundation Economic Activities in Islam Islam encourages economic activity that benefits society, promotes justice, and fosters economic growth. Role of Fiqh & Fuqaha Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) and scholars (Fuqaha) play a crucial role in interpreting Shariah and applying it to modern financial practices. Financial Intermediation The concept of financial intermediation, facilitating the flow of funds between savers and borrowers, is central to Islamic banking.
  • 8.
    Prohibitions in IslamicBusiness Activities like gambling, music, dance, liquor, prostitution, and all other activities which lead to harm to oneself or the society in general are strictly prohibited in Islam. Riba is defined as the excessive increase in a loan or investment beyond the principal amount. It is considered unjust and exploitative. Gharar refers to excessive uncertainty or risk in a transaction. It is prohibited in Islamic finance to ensure fairness and transparency. 2 Prohibition of Interest (Riba) 1 General Prohibitions 3 Prohibition of Uncertainty (Gharar)
  • 9.
    Islamic Laws ofContracts: Mode Specific Contracts: Foundation of Islamic Finance Islamic finance relies on contracts that are based on mutual consent, transparency, and ethical principles. Basic Elements of Contracts Essential elements include offer, acceptance, subject matter, and consideration, ensuring clarity and fairness. Types of Contracts Various types of contracts are used, including sale (Bai), lease (Ijarah), and partnership (Musharakah).
  • 10.
    Islamic Modes ofFinancing: Innovative Solutions 1 Profit & Loss Sharing Musharakah and Mudarabah involve sharing profits while loss is shared according to the ratio of the investment. Deferred Payment Murabaha is particular type of sale where seller expressly mentions the cost of sold commodity he has incurred and sell it to another person by adding some profit thereon. 2 3 Lease Ijarah is defined as “a contract whereby the owner of an asset transfer its usufruct to another person for an agreed period, against an agreed consideration”.
  • 11.
    Financial Services Providing acomprehensive range of Shariah-compliant financial services, including deposits, financing, investments, and wealth management. Branch Network Operating a vast network of branches across Pakistan, ensuring accessibility and convenience for its customers. Digital Banking Offering innovative digital banking solutions, including mobile banking, internet banking, one touch banking and ATM services, providing a seamless customer experience. Key Functions of BankIslami
  • 12.
    Bank Islami Pakistan:Financial Performance & Products 10.3B Assets Bank Islami's assets demonstrate its strong financial position and ability to support growth. 8.4B Liabilities Liabilities represent the funds the bank has borrowed to finance its operations and provide financial services. 100+ Products Bank Islami offers a wide range of Shariah-compliant financial products to cater to diverse needs.
  • 13.
    1 Strategic Expansion Bank Islamiis actively pursuing growth through strategic expansion, aiming to increase its reach and market share in Pakistan. 2 Product Innovation Continuously developing new and innovative financial products to meet the evolving needs of customers and stay ahead of the competition. 3 Digital Transformation Investing in digital transformation to enhance customer experience, improve operational efficiency, and reach a wider audience. Future Growth and Expansion
  • 14.
    BankIslami Pakistan: AForce in Islamic Banking Strong Structure & Functions BankIslami's organizational structure supports efficient operations and a customer-centric approach. Key Competitors BankIslami faces competition from other Islamic banks in Pakistan, creating a dynamic and innovative market. Future Prospects The growth of Islamic finance in Pakistan presents significant opportunities for BankIslami to expand its reach and impact. BankIslami A Simple and Authentic Name That Leaves No Confusion About What We Do - Only
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