ISLAMIC BANKING AND IMPLEMENTING IT TO UZBEKISTAN
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The research which is going to be conducted will provide the larger scope of the Islamic banking System in all over the world and will analyse the negative and positive sides of this system whether it has the more beneficial sides rather than the conventional banking systems. The study aims to focus on the implementation of this system into one of the developing country in our case Uzbekistan. Furthermore to observe several impacts in the certain areas.
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