Abstract
Growth in the Islamic Banking (IB) and Islamic Finance (IF) sectors has attracted a significant level of academic interest, one of the manifestations of this being the rise in the number of academic courses, particularly at the postgraduate level, that aim to provide a better understating of the operations of the IF sector. Further, in the wake of the financial crisis, there has been a growing global awareness of IF and rising interest in analysing the currently used IF products in order to evaluate the higher level of resilience that IF institutions have demonstrated throughout the crisis.
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