Mohammad Abdul Mannan (Businessman)

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Syllabus of the Subject: Mohammad Abdul Mannan (Islamic Bank of Bangladesh).

  1. The Bangladeshi Banker Muhammad Abdul Mannan
  2. Islamic Bank of Bangladesh
  3. Application of the principles of the Islamic Economics and Sharia to the Islamic Bank of Bangladesh
The Subject (e-learning) “Mohammad Abdul Mannan (Bangladesh, Muslim)” is part of the following Higher Education Programs taught by EENI (Business School) and the Hispano-African University of International Business:
  1. Masters (distance learning): International Business, Muslims Countries, Asia, and Emerging Markets
  2. Doctorates: Islamic Countries, Asia

Master and Doctorate in International Business for the Bangladeshi Students.

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Mohammad Abdul Mannan Muslim Banker

Description of the Subject (Higher Education, e-learning): Mohammad Abdul Mannan (Bangladeshi Businessman).

Mohammad Abdul Mannan (1952, Narayanganj) is the General Director of the Islamic Bank of Bangladesh, the largest private Bank in Bangladesh and the first Bank in Southeast Asia to apply the principles of the Sharia and Islamic Economics. Before, he worked in various positions in the Bank.

  1. Mohammad Abdul Mannan has successfully introduced financial products based on the Sharia as well as works on the positioning of the brand of the “Islamic Bank” in Bangladesh
  2. Currently; he leads the Task Committee of the Islamic Banks Consultative Forum

Muhammad Abdul Mannan, suggests that there are seven stages in the formulation and development of the Islamic Economics.

  1. He identifies three basic economic functions: consumption, production, and distribution, which are common to all systems
  2. These universal functions are governed by a set of principles, which must be consistent with the Sharia (e.g., moderation in consumption)
  3. Based on the preceding it is necessary to define a theory that can synthesise all the economic variables under the Islamic values. This theory is dynamic; it can be modified over time
  4. Once defined the theory; it is necessary to set a range of goods and services necessary to achieve individual or group goals of society
  5. At this stage, there is a need to implement the policy measures (pricing policies, for example) taken in the previous step. It is necessary to have an institution that can adapt the theoretical knowledge to the measures required for the implementation of the economic policy, based on the Sharia
  6. Evaluation
  7. Results

The Muslim Businessman Muhammad Abdul Mannan belongs to the Central Eurasian Economic Area (Islamic Civilisation).

Religions and International Business



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