2003, just a few weeks short of his graduation, he was fatally shot by a robber. During Qa’id’s funeral, a group of young adults who knew him decided to create an organisation that honoured his generosity and service to the community by also giving back to the community through a hajj...
Thus, the average annual few hundreds or about 0.01% in 1950, to 16,000 or 0.32% in growth rate of the Muslim population in the UK between 1971, to 100,000 or 1.9% in 1991, to 106,000 or 2% in 2001, 2004 and 2008 was 6.68%, which is ten times the rate of to 210,000 or ...
These changes may lead to a higher utilization of healthcare resources; one US health system reported a higher emergency department utilization among Muslims compared to non-Muslims during Ramadan, which may indicate an increased rate of acute problems.[84]. Patient-centered planning that is ...
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It is also projected that the halal market will cross US$80 billion a year worldwide and the growth rate predicted by the halal food industry is 7 percent annually [6]. The growth of halal industry is not only found in Muslim countries. The increased of Muslim populations in non-Muslim ...
Lebanon is enduring a severe, prolonged economic depression: real GDP growth contracted by 20.3% in 2020 and inflation reached triple digits, while the exchange rate keeps losing value. Poverty is rising sharply, and its currency is collapsing just as fast. The resulting inflation is ...
Between 1986 and 1991, Australia’s Muslim population experienced a growth rate of 35 percent primarily due to immigration. During this period, nearly 100,000 Muslims arrived in Australia, mostly from the Middle East (Bouma 1995). This was followed by a further doubling of the Muslim population...
According to the opinions of various scholars, it is estimated that Islamic financial institutions will grow at a rate of 14% per year in future. Moreover, the performance will tend to either persist at that level or surpass it in future. Such growth rate signifies that Islamic financial inst...