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The development of Islamic banking systems has gain ed great momentum as an essential addition to the global financial market including Malaysia. Neverth eless, clients who supported the system had formed some expectations other than the mechanics of its o perations. Above all, they expect that other featur es like contribution of Islamic banking towards a more equitable distribution of income and wealth, promoting social justice and increased equity parti cipation in the economy are equally essential to be come the goals of the Islamic banking operations. Thus, the existence of Islamic banking can be seen as not merely an effort to comply with the shariah, but al so to realize the maqasid al-shariah . Hence, the ultimate measure of the worth of a business activit y, including Islamic banking, is the value it creat s hat may contributes to the effectiveness of wealth circ ulation and resources allocation for the benefits o f everyone in the society. This study proposes the us age of AHP methodology in deriving the priority choice in the allocation of financial resources tow ards the multi-objectives model of Islamic banking, which take into consideration both economic and soc ial objectives. By trying to derive the appropriate weights for each of the objective involved, the res ults of the study have shown interesting variations from two different groups of judgments and opinions rega ding this matter. These have proved that further consideration is needed by the decision makers in I BIs in an effort to reduce the gap between economic and social objectives in the Islamic banking operat ions as a whole.

Objectives of Islamic Banks in the Management of Asset and Liability: A Decision Process of Deriving Priority