Directory of Muslim Educational Institutions in India

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FOREWORD I INTRODUCTION III ANDHRA PRADESH 01-30 1. Adilabad 01 2. Anantapur ,, 3. Chittor 02 4. Cuddapah ,, 5. Guntur 03 6. Hyderabad ,, 7. Karimnagar 21 8. Khammam 22 9. Krishna 23 10. Kurnool ,, 11. Mahboobnagar 25 12. Medak 27 13. Nalgonda 28 14. Nizamabad ,, 15. Prakasham 29 16. Ranga Reddy ,, 17. Vijaywada 30 18. Warrangal ,, 19. Zaheerabad 31 ASSAM 32-37 1. Barpeta 32 2. Bongai Gaon ,, 3. Cachar 33 4. Dhubri ,, 5. Dibrugarh 34 6. Goalpara 34 7. Golaghat 35 8. Guwahati ,, 9. Hailakandi ,, 10. Jorhat ,, 11. Kamrup ,, 12. Karimganj ,, 13. Kokrajhar 36 14. Lakhimpur ,, 15. Marigaon ,, 16. Nagaon ,, 17. Silchar 37 18. Sonitpur ,, BIHAR 37-120 1. Araria 37 2. Aurangabad 39 3. Banka 40 4. Begusarai ,, 5. Bhabhua 41 6. Bhagalpur ,, 7. Bhojpur 45 8. Champara (East) 46 9. Champaran (West) 48 10. Darbhanga 50 11. Gaya 54 12. Gopalganj 55 13. Jahanabad 56 14. Katihar ,, 15. Khagaria 66 16. Kishanganj 67 17. Madhepura 70 18. Madhubani 71 19. Munger 77 20. Muzaffarpur 79 21. Nalanda 82 22. Nawadah 83 23. Patna 84 24. Purnia 86 25. Rohtas 108 26. Saharsa 109 27. Samastipur 112 28. Saran 113 29. Shekhpura ,, 30. Shivhar 113 31. Sitamarhi 114 32. Siwan 116 33. Supaul 119 34. Vaishali 120 CHANDIGARH 120-121 1. Chandigarh 120 CHATTISGARH 121-122 1. Bastar 121 2. Bilaspur ,, 3. Raigarh ,, 4. Raipur ,, 5. Surguja 122 DELHI 122-127 1. Delhi 122 GUJARAT 129-145 1. Ahmedabad 129 2. Anand 131 3. Amreli ,, 4. Baroda 132 5. Banaskantha 133 6. Bharuch 134 7. Gandhinagar 138 8 Jamnagar ,, 9. Janagarh 138 10. Kheda ,, 11. Kachchh 139 12. Mehsana 140 13. Panch Mahal 141 14. Rajkot ,, 15. Sabarkantha 142 16. Surat ,, 17. Surendra Nagar 145 HARYANA 145-147 1. Ambala 145 2. Faridabad 146 3. Gurgaon ,, 4. Karnal ,, 5. Panipat ,, 6. Sonipat ,, 7. Yamuna Nagar 147 HIMACHAL PRADESH 147-147 1. Mandi 147 2. Nahan ,, 3. Sarmaur ,, 4. Shimla ,, 5. Solan ,, JAMMU & KASHMIR 147-151 1. Anantnag 147 2. Baramula 148 3. Doda 149 4. Jammu ,, 5. Kupwara ,, 6. Poonch ,, 7. Pulwama 150 8. Rajauri 151 9. Srinagar ,, JHARKAHND 152-162 1. Bokaro 152 2. Deogarh ,, 3. Dhanbad ,, 4. Dumka 153 5. Giridih 154 6. Godda ,, 7. Gumla 155 8. Hazaribagh ,, 9. Pakur 158 10. Palamu ,, 11. Raj Mahal 159 12. Ranchi ,, 13. Sahibganj 161 14. Singhbhum East (Jamshedpur) ,, 15. Singhbhum West 162 KARNATAKA 162-182 1. Bangalore 162 2. Belgaum 166 3. Bellary 168 4. Bidar ,, 5. Bijapur 169 6. Chikmagalur 172 7. Chitradurga ,, 8. Dharwad ,, 9. Gulbarga 174 10. Hassan 177 11. Kolar 178 12. Mysore ,, 13. Raichur 180 14. Shimoga ,, 15. Tumkur 181 16. Uttara Kannada 182 KERALA 184-199 1. Alappuzha 184 2. Ernakulam ,, 3. Idukki ,, 4. Kannur 185 5. Kasaragod 186 6. Kollam 187 7. Kottayam 188 8. Kozhikode ,, 9. Malappuram 192 10. Palakkad 196 11. Thiruvananthapuram 197 12. Trissur 198 13. Wayanad 199 MADHYA PRADESH 199-221 1. Balaghat 199 2. Betul ,, 3. Bhind ,, 4. Bhopal 200 5. Chhatarpur 203 6. Chhindwara ,, 7. Damoh 204 8. Datia ,, 9. Dewas ,, 10. Dhar 205 11. Guna 206 12. Gwalior ,, 13. Hoshangabad ,, 14. Indore 207 15. Jabalpur 208 16. Jhabua ,, 17. Khandwa 209 18. Khargaun 212 19. Mandla 214 20. Mandsaur ,, 21. Morena 214 22. Narsinghpur 215 23. Raisen ,, 24. Ratlam 216 25. Rewa 217 26. Sagar ,, 27. Satna 218 28. Sehore ,, 29. Shadol 219 30. Shajapur ,, 31. Shivpuri 220 32. Sidhi ,, 33. Sironj ,, 34. Siwani ,, 35. Tikamgarh 221 36. Ujjain ,, 37. Vidisha ,, MAHARASHTRA 223-26

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Islamic Banking in India Scopes & Challenges

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List of Tables I Preface III-IV 1. Introduction Ausaf Ahmad 1-38 2. The Universal Concern of Islamic Economics and Finance F.R. Faridi 39-47 3. Some Thoughts on Interest-free Banking: An Indian Perspective Abdul Hasib 49-57 4. Rationale of Islamic Banking in Indian Perspective M. Nejatullah Siddiqi 59-67 5. Operational Analysis of Financial System and Its Macro-Economic Impact From Islamic Perspective K.G. Munshi 69-76 6. Islamic Banking in Indian Context M.H. Khatkbatay 77-104 7. Islamic Banking in the Context of Changing Conventional Banking System in India Abdul Hasib & A Wahab Dalvi 105-119 8. Investment Products for Indian Muslims Mohammad Obaidullah 121-131 9. Islamic Financial Institutions in India: Economic Policies, Perceptions and Perspective M.I. Bagsiraj 133-163 10. Obstacles in the Ways of Islamic Banking in India Abdul Azim Islahi 165-170 11. Islamic Banking and Finance in the Indian Context: A Report Javed Ahmad Khan 171-178 Subject Index 179-182

A Model of Pure Interest-Free Banking

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It is a foregone conclusion and there is no second opinion that interest-oriented economy is an social evil personal as well as universal and one of the most effective Satanic tools of exploitation. Developing countries start realizing the fact but still they find it impossible to liberate themselves from the shackles of ‘interest’ due to lack of initiative of new nations and more vigorous exploiting methods adopted, from time to time, by the dominant imperialist economies. Arrays of books are floating with this Quranic injunction. However, the book at your hands is quite different because it does not stop after explaining the evils of interest but goes beyond to form a stepping stone for a pure and interest-free banking. It does not satisfy with merely explaining the theory but has formulated the procedures necessary for establishment of a bank and various banking operations and has drawn practical guidelines for administrative, house-keeping and allied matters for a proper function with a long-term perspective. The finer points of the guidelines are made simple with a number of specimen calculation worked out for various situations. It is an immense potential for those who have initiative and crave for interest-free banking, with an exploitation-free society at heart. It is a unique, comprehensive, practical and purely interest-free banking model. It shows you that if you invest money in money for interest (Riba), the result will be more money (inflation), but the value of money will be decreased. But if you invest money in production, the result will be healthy growth and steady increase in money value, which will bring about a pleasant life in your societies. This is one reason why Riba (interest) has been prohibited in Islam and investment of money in productive activities has been strongly recommended. It gives you ways of guarding against the ills of interest bearing societies. It is a system which can be implemented in any part of the world. It solely based on Shari’ah principles: Mudarabah, Murabaha, Ijarah and Musharakah, developed systematically from the point of view of investment of money. It is a model approved by Shari’ah authority.

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