Islamic finance covers banking and finance activities which are Shariah-based or Shariah-compliant. From a relatively small number of products and services in the 1970s, companies offer now full-fledged services catering to individuals and businesses. Zakat is the third pillar of Islam. It is a mandatory charitable contribution for Muslims who meet the necessary criteria of wealth. Waqf is a voluntary charitable endowment for Muslims who want to donate tangible assets.
You will find first advertisements about Islamic banking activities (together with non-Islamic activities from banks that also have Islamic branches or subsidiaries), zakat and charitable institutions communication and finally advertisements on waqf institutions.
































































































































































































































