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The fact that the global crisis did not affect Islamic banks impressed all financial institutions and providers around the world; the fast growth and expansion in less than one century since it was first established in 1963 in Egypt. Many studies and researches discussed in theoretically the used principles and instruments in Islamic banks to achieve financial stability under any financial situation. However, this study will test the growth of Islamic banks and conventional banks after the crisis in both categories (asset and profitability) between United Arab Bank (UAB) and Sharjah Islamic bank (SIB). In addition, the study found that Islamic banking system is more efficient and stable against any hard, sudden financial situation, and is less risky even though the growth is more likely steady. Also, it found that conventional banks are more profitable but less financially stable and more risky.

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The Impact of Islamic Banks Growth on Conventional Banks Development: A Comparative Study Between United Arab Bank (UAB) and Sharjah Islamic Bank (SIB)