Multiple Choice
A problem facing Islamic banking is
A) the limited amount of funds available in Gulf States.
B) the lack of standardization as to how to interpret the Koran's teaching about money.
C) little interest among most Muslims to mix religion with finances.
D) the desire to earn higher returns in western banks.
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