An edition of Mutabādil sūdī niẓām ke daʻve: jūyāʼe ḥaqīqat (2001)

Mutabādil sūdī niẓām ke daʻve

jūyāʼe ḥaqīqat

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Mutabādil sūdī niẓām ke daʻve
Muḥammad T̤āsīn, Muḥammad ...
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An edition of Mutabādil sūdī niẓām ke daʻve: jūyāʼe ḥaqīqat (2001)

Mutabādil sūdī niẓām ke daʻve

jūyāʼe ḥaqīqat

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On the concept of interest free banking system in Islam with special reference to Pakistan.

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Goshah-i ʻIlm o Taḥqīq, Taqsīmkār, Faz̤lī Buk
Language
Urdu
Pages
180

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Subjects

Islam, Banks and banking, Usury, Religious aspects of Usury, Economic aspects of Islam, Interest (Islamic law), Religious aspects of Banks and banking, Economic aspects

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Pakistan

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Mutabādil sūdī niẓām ke daʻve: jūyāʼe ḥaqīqat
2001, Goshah-i ʻIlm o Taḥqīq, Taqsīmkār, Faz̤lī Buk
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In Urdu.

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Karācī

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BP173.75 .T38 2001

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19, 180 p. ;
Number of pages
180

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OL3973696M
LCCN
2001289921

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