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Islamic banks being commercial entities strive to earn profit within shariahambit. Therefore, they seem to be basing themselves upon two knowledge streamsnamely i) Islamic jurisprudence principles, and ii) banking principles. Islamicjurisprudence principles primarily aim at bringing shariah compliance whilebanking principles focus profitability. These principles, making two schools ofthought in the discipline, however, have their unique philosophies, principles,and practices, which are now gradually diffusing into an emergent set ofgovernance principles basing the contemporary Islamic banking theory andpractice. Governance systems of Islamic banks have elements of bothconventional as well as Shariah, and need to have principles having componentsof banking and shariah sufficiently diffused for their successful operations ina longer term. Aim of this research is to review the literature about theknowledge diffusion process of islamic banking principles which guides thegovernance of Islamic banks. This study review the literature using a method inwhich focus remain on bridging different areas which in this case are knowledgediffusion and islamic banking governance principles.

Knowledge Diffusion Process & Common Islamic Banking Governance Principles: Integrative Perspective (s) of Managers and Shariah Scholars