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Banking the Islamic Way: Indonesia Aims for More Muslim Customers

TEHRAN (IQNA) - Indonesian teacher Nina Ramadhaniah hopes for "blessings from Allah" by opening a sharia bank account – the sort of pious customer the world's most-populous Muslim-majority country is praying for as it launches an Islamic finance drive.

News ID: 3372455 Publish Date : 2015/09/28

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Banking the Islamic Way: Indonesia Aims for More Muslim Customers

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