The main problem which I see for these nonsense threads is a
lack of knowledge on Islamic finance and preconceived preference about those who always see Islam on a negative way (i.e few criminals happen to be muslims blew up themselves to harm innocent people which is against Islam). Before discussing or giving your opinion about the service itself you need to have all facts and knowledge about it.
This is nothing but a A
market segmention which is a sub-set of a market made up of people or organizations sharing one or more characteristics (Islam) that cause them to demand similar product and/or services based on qualities of those products such as price or function.
Since This product is not delivered in discriminatory, that is whoever of whatever religion can buy this product there is nothing to complain about it. In a free market economy you are free to buy any other products according to your demand. Attacking Islamic finance is unfair and nincompoop.
Concerning the people who deliver the product, there is nothing says who can do what but it states exactly how this can be done. If you are a "Sukuma" wearing a KILTdoes not make you SCOTTISH but the KILT will remain to be KILT regardless of who is wearing it.
Know what is Islamic Finance?
The basis for all Islamic finance lies in the principles of the Sharia, or Islamic Law, which is taken from the Qur'an and from the example of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The Islamic form of finance is as old as the religion of Islam itself.
Central to Islamic finance is the fact that
money itself has no intrinsic value. As a matter of faith, a Muslim cannot lend money to, or receive money from someone and expect to benefit – interest (known as riba) is not allowed. To make money from money is forbidden – wealth can only be generated through legitimate trade and investment in assets. Money must be used in a productive way.
The principal means of Islamic finance are
based on trading(halal trade) – it is essential that risk be involved in any trading activity. Any gains relating to the trading are shared between the person providing the capital and the person providing the expertise.