There is no currency of Islam. Islam is a religion that anyone can have, whatever country you're from.
In Islam there is no money for a specific name. Each of the Islamic countries have aseparate currency.
I don't think you can make money for Islam by investing in shares and getting intrest on fixed deposits as it is against Islamic teachings.
I can officially tell you that Islamic relief raised approx....£300,000,700 in 2007
They aren't in a recession. Islamic Finance doesn't include capitalism or interest. They play it fair. Islamic finance gives money to poor people (zakat) so the money literally goes all around.
1. Establishment of the first naval fleet in the Islamic era of Muawiya 2.Unification of the Islamic country's 3.putting dots in the quran , ex : ش س 4.Open India 5.Instrument of the Islamic Umayyad money Also, see the link below.
Yes, it's called Zakkah or Sadaqaa
Islamic Banks make a profit by buying and selling at a profit. for ex: If you want to buy a car, a regular bank will give you a car loan and you will use that money to buy a car. You will repay the money as monthly installments along with interest, to the bank. An Islamic Bank will buy the car and then sell it to you for a higher price thereby making a profit.
Islamic economy is like any other economy except that it doesn't allow lending money with interest (except the normal administrative charges) and It doesn't allow investing in wine, gambling, and/or sexual fields.
As per the Islamic law of Sharia, giving and getting interest is prohibited. So Islamic accounts would not give interest to the customers and nor would the money in those accounts be lent to people to earn interest out of it.
1. Establishment of the first naval fleet in the Islamic era of Muawiya 2.Unification of the Islamic country's 3.putting dots in the quran , ex : ش س 4.Open India 5.Instrument of the Islamic Umayyad money Also, see the link below.
yes its stable. Islamic republic is the type of government. the average money earned a year is 400 dolllars,
Sakk is an Arabic word that means in English the Islamic equivament of the financial bond that is having a fixed nominal money value.