دور البنوك المركزية في دعم البنوك الإسلامية : التجربة الماليزية و إمكانية الإستفادة منها في الجزائر

Abstract EN

Islamic banks have grown rapidly in four decades of inception, and have spread widely in Islamic and non Islamic countries.

However, some countries have allowed them to carry out its activities, but have not given them the appropriate legal framework for their nature.

Islamic banks need to perform their activities efficiently and effectively in accordance with the Sharia rules a supportive environment that takes into account the nature and privacy of their work.

Here, the role of central banks in supporting Islamic banks appears in various aspects: legal, organizational, and sharia, and providing the necessary infrastructure and supportive of its work.

This study aims to highlight the role of central banks in supporting Islamic banks, by studying the Malaysian experience as one of the leading experiences in supporting the Islamic banking process, by presenting the mechanisms of support for the Central Bank of Malaysia for Islamic banks, and trying to benefit from them in Algeria.