At the 7th ICISS Keynote Speaker Session, Prof. Dr. Khaliq Ahmad, (Ph.D.) from ISTAC-IIUM, Malaysia delivered a speech about "Islamic Finance & Sustainable Development: Balancing Spirituality, Values and Profits". The participants were all excited to learn new insights from Prof. Dr. Khaliq Ahmad, (Ph.D.) and are welcomed to share their insight or ask question in this forum:
1. Sam (01:56:46)
Q: “Please compare ethical capital in Islamic banking vs. conventional banking?”
2. Sam (01:57:38)
Q: “How is Riba (interest) harmful to ethical capital in Muslim society?”
3. Sofia Mariz S. De Guzman (01:58:26)
Q: “How can Islamic values and principles be effectively translated into actionable strategies for promoting sustainable development in both Muslim and non-Muslim societies?”
4. Memoona Munir (02:01:35)
Q: “How should Islamic financial institutions handle situations where profit motives might conflict with sustainability or ethical values?”
5. Honeylyn A. Bitanghol (02:06:16)
Q: “In what ways can Islamic finance be leveraged to address issues like poverty alleviation, climate change, and social inequality?”
6. Sam (02:08:08)
Q: “Compare ethical capital in Islamic banking vs. conventional banking.”
7. Honeylyn A. Bitanghol (02:16:59)
Q: “How can Islamic finance be promoted in non-Muslim countries as a model for ethical and sustainable investment?”
8. Yasir Arfat (02:17:46)
Q: “In a global context where capitalism dominates economic structures, how can we develop and practically implement an Islamic economic framework that remains both authentic to its principles and relevant to contemporary realities?”
9. Sam (02:22:01)
Q: “What is the main difference between profit and interest in Islamic ethics?”
10. Ganeshan M. K. (02:39:29)
Q: “What are steps taken by banks regarding sustainable development?”
11. Qaisar Jibran (02:42:06)
Q: “As the Islamic banking system in Malaysia and Indonesia is very good, how can we spread this banking system in the whole world?”
12. Tedy Ardiansyah (03:25:22)
Q: “How can the successful models of Islamic banking in Malaysia and Indonesia be adapted and implemented globally to promote a more ethical and stable financial system?”
All audience are also welcome to ask question in this forum. Thank you.
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