مجلة الدراسات الاقتصادية المعاصرة
Volume 10, Numéro 2, Pages 369-384
2025-12-31
Authors : Zerrouki Nesrine .
This study examines Islamic banking windows in Algeria as transitional mechanisms toward full Islamic banking. Using an inductive approach, it identifies major challenges, including regulatory gaps, limited Sharia governance, insufficient qualified staff, and weak integration with conventional banking systems, alongside customer perception and competitive pressures. Despite these obstacles, Islamic windows have evolved from experimental initiatives into a growing sector. Data from 2024 indicate their increasing role in mobilizing savings and financing the economy. The sector’s future growth depends on diversifying products, strengthening operational frameworks, and enhancing human and institutional capacities to sustain double-digit expansion and deepen financial inclusion.
Islamic Banking ; Islamic Windows ; Algeria
Benbaibeche Selmane
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pages 331-343.
Daham Abdelkader
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Kouidri Khedidja
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pages 281-295.
دحام عبد القادر
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عزوز أحمد
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ص 137-153.
Bendaoudia Wahiba
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Kamoumia Soufyane
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pages 287-306.
Ben Halima Houaria
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pages 53-70.