Author Archives: IMFN
Islamic Microfinance: A Case Study of Australia
Islamic Microfinance: A Case Study of Australia
The Microfinance Sector in Yemen: A Case Study of Al-Amal Microfinance Bank
Some countries in the Arab region are experiencing security and political unrest due to the successive revolutions Naturally all sectors of the state are affected, and each sector must take…
Making Something Out Of Nothing – Success Story of NAYMET
Suwaiba Mohammed Amin-Programs Manager A woman energetically packs vegetables in plastic bags, working her way through a long line of customers. She looks happy, while continuously chatting with them, giving…
Ghana Islamic Microfinance Wins Prestigious Islamic Development Bank Awa
Suwaiba Mohammed Amin-Programs Manager The Islamic Development Bank is to award the Ghana Islamic Microfinance the first and only Islamic Microfinance institution in Ghana that have carve a niche for…
Case Studies and Introduction of Esaar Islamic Microfinance Program – Helping Hands Pakistan.
Helping Hand for Relief and Development’s Esaar Microfinance was started at large scale with the objective to contribute to increase economic opportunities in the underprivileged areas of Pakistan. Following integrated…
Pakistan and Sudan Leading in Islamic Microfinance Industry
(Islamabad) The demand of Islamic microfinance is rapidly increasing in order to serve poverty alleviation and social development, Its active client size have exceeded to 2 million now from which…
Islamic Microfinance is an Ignored Segment of Islamic Finance Industry
Muhammad Zubair Mughal - Apparently, it is a matter of pleasure that global volume of Islamic Finance Industry has crossed $ Trillion approximately, which is, definitely, providing the best and…
Islamic Microfinance Education – the Critical Need, Opportunity & Way Forward
Muhammad Zubair Mughal - Islamic Microfinance means micro financing through interest free modes to the financially deprived/ poor people to generate economic activities and making them self employed for the…
Program Turns Beggars Into Entrepreneurs
Written by By: ABDUL GHAFOUR Islamic micro-finance, which is based on profit-sharing and does not charge interest, can play a significant role in alleviating poverty and transforming the poor into…
Hard times pushing micro-entrepreneurs to save – study
Hard times are forcing local micro-entrepreneurs into the habit of saving, according to a new study which found that 90 per cent of the 202 respondents put away cash on…