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An analytical discussion on Takaful industry: a case study of Fareast Islamic life insurance co. ltd (Bangladesh) Amana Takaful plc (Sri Lanka)

Mamun, A. A. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Takaful system is based on the principle of cooperation or mutual assistance, and is Tabarru (Voluntary), meaning that the attendant risks are spread collectively across the group of volunteers. Takaful, as a form of ...
The application of Salam contract in Sri Lanka

Masliha, K. L. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Islamic banking is one of the fastest growing industries all over the world. In Sri Lanka even it is a non-Muslim country it has achieved a significant growth within the short period of time. However it has been observed ...
Attitudes & perception toward Islamic banking among Muslims and non-Muslims: a study based selected division in Kurunegala district

Rasliya, R. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Islamic banking initially established to cater for the needs of Muslims customers, as Muslims are obliged to obey the Shari'ah principles in all aspects of life. However, the number of non-Muslims involved in Islamic banking ...
Awareness of family Takaful among Maruthamunai Muslims awareness of family Takaful among Maruthamunai Muslims

Nasriya Jahan, M. N. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

The purpose of this study is to measure the level of knowledge of the people of Maruthamunai regarding Family Takaful. Divide this into two and classify their level of knowledge in the Family Taka- ful concept, and their ...
Challenges faced by Mudharabah deposit in Islamic finance institutions in Sri Lanaka

Risama, K. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Islamic banking deposits are fundamentally arranged differently, with shariah contracts like Qard, Wadiah, and Mudarabah being used. This research was carried out with the aim of identifying and reducing the challenges of ...
Challenges faced by rab ul mal and mudharib in paddy field cultivation based on (Addalaichenai area)

Kanoon, S. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Agriculture is very important part in every country. This study was undertaken with the objective of identifying the challenges between the Rab ul mal and Mudharib in agriculture based on Mudharabah. To clarify and identify ...
Challenges faced by Takaful industry in Sri Lanka special reference Amana Takaful (pls)

Rizniya, J. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

The rapid development of Islamic insurance is viable worldwide. However, the Islamic Insurance Industry has been facing a number of challenges in its practices. Thus, Islamic insurance Institutions of Sri Lanka has also ...
Challenges in implementing internet banking in Amana bank plc

Hassan, H. M. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

This thesis reports the finding of a study issues concerning the adoption of online banking in Kalmunai D.S division. This study investigates customer's adoption within the context of consumer expectation and satisfaction. The ...
Challenges of Islamic microfinance in Sri Lanka; with special reference to commercial credit- head office

Nashath, M. R. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Islamic Microfinance has been identified as an important tool in increasing the productivity of poor and help to economic development. The main objective of this study is to empirically analyze the challenges of Islamic ...
Clients of Islamic and conventional banks in Sri Lanka: how they choose?

Thabseera, I. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Islamic banking is an investment and financing concept which expands globally. People are becoming more aware of the Islamic banks. Islamic banking is different from conventional banking in most aspects, since its close ...
Comparative analysis between corporate governance practices in conventional and Islamic banks in Sri Lanka

Sumaiya, B. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

The financial institutions plays a key role in the economy of any country as it facilitates the financial intermediation. Given the important financial intermediation role of banks in an economy. Corporate governance (CG) ...
A comparative performance review of zakat and Samurdhi scheme for poverty alleviation among Muslim community: a special reference to Akkaraipattu in Ampara district

Nushrath Sulthan, R. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Poverty is one of the important problems of economic, social and religious in every county. Even though poverty alleviation programs are conducted all over the world, this poverty is also a very big problem in our country ...
comparative study on corporate social responsibility among conventional and Islamic financial institutions: special reference to Kinniya ds division

Fasmiya, A. C. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

The purpose of this research is to compare the corporate social responsibility practices between Islamic and conventional financial institutions of Kinniya DS Division. Sample selection has been made as per random sampling ...
A comparative study on customer service quality based Islamic (Amana) and conventional banks in Puttalam town, Sri Lanka.

Naseeha, M. J. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Service Quality factors play an important role in increasing customer service satisfaction. Satisfied customer service in return can help in improving banking performance. The purpose study was to explore "A Comparative ...
A comparative study on leasing in selected Islamic and conventional financial institution in Sri Lanka

Asmiya, A. S. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Islamic Leasing has differentiated from Conventional Leasing. Some ways have adopted in its practice. But totally changes from Islamic concept. Financial and Operational Leasing have followed by both Islamic and Conventional ...
A comparative study on risk management between ijarah financing and conventional leasing: a study based on selected region in Ampara district

Nuskiya, M. N. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

The concept of leasing is widely known as a highly profitable contract amongst the overall financial services. As well as, leasing is the contract, which faces the utmost risks. However, the concept of leasing is typically ...
The comparative study on short term loan methods between conventional and Islamic banks

Asfa, A. S. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

The financial Institutions as banks are very important which part of human being life. Everyone wants money of their daily activities therefore; many people get the debt for their critical circumstances. Otherwise, the ...
Compliance of housing finance practices with AAOFI standards - a case of Sri Lanka

Aara, M. N. N. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

House financing is one of the major financial services offering by the financial institutions in Sri Lanka. In conventional side, it is provided based on the interest based-loan while Islamic financial institutions ...
The critical success of Islamic banking in Sri Lanka – the case of Amana investment (PVT.) ltd

Majith, Y. L. M. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Islamic banking is gaining momentum worldwide. It has emerged in recent decades as one interesting trend in the financial world. There is number of Islamic financial institution in Asia, Africa, Europe and the US. It has ...
Customer perception of green banking practices; evidence from Islamic banking industry in Sri Lanka; based on Amana bank

Afra, M. M. F. (Faculty of Islamic Studies & Arabic Language South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2024)

Banks today promote eco-friendly financial services by widely adopting the concept of green banking. This is generally done to minimize the impact of environmental degradation in their business activities. Besides its ...

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