Open AccessState of the art of Islamic finance in Morocco
Author(s) -
Ahmed El Ouakili,
Fatma Talha,
Amélie Artis
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
international journal of financial accountability, economics, management, and auditing
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2788-7189
DOI - 10.52502/ijfaema.v2i3.34
Subject(s) - islamic finance , islam , promotion (chess) , treasury , islamic banking , state (computer science) , finance , islamic economics , population , business , economics , financial system , political science , geography , demography , archaeology , algorithm , sociology , politics , computer science , law
Islamic finance is now an essential component of global finance. It knows vertiginous growth in several Muslim countries like the Gulf and Southeast Asia countries. It has shown innovation and has been able to set up in several non-Muslim countries where it coexists with conventional finance. Indeed, the increased demand for Islamic financial products has made it nowadays a primordial player that no country can no longer neglect. This is how we will try to focus on the ethical dimension of Islamic finance. Before explicing any issues that it would present for all socio-economic operators in Morocco, particularly to commercial banks, Bank Al -Maghrib, the Treasury and local financial market players. Then we will discuss the opportunities it would provide for its contribution to the financing of the priority sectors for Morocco, the banking of its population and the promotion of social solidarity through the establishment of the funds of the Zakat.