Great video Almir. As a Turk, I can tell you that Syrians are hardworking, smart, practical and tough people. Especially their youth learnt from hard times and you can not believe the kids when the war started, are brilliant teenagers now. Their hearts are burning to serve Ummah. They are not just happy to rescue Damascus but because of the walk through Palestine. I will not be surprised if we see Syria collaborate with Turkiye in the production of the 5th gen fighter or space technologies less than 10 years later.
As a Syrian myself, I'm very happy to hear that. And I thank you, Brother, for your testimony ❤ Unfortunately, few Turks have been equally appreciative towards Syrians over the past decade 😕
@fadial-mufti2338 Congratulations on your glorious victory brother. ❤ There are about 15 million crypto "Turks" in Turkiye. They have the media power and great fundings. There are also bad apples which is not more than any other country. There are many Syrians I have seen who is not appreciative towards Turks at all. If I force myself to remember there are pretty bad experiences I had personally. We should not let those idiots write our memories and history. We are brothers and sisters have been through a lot of struggle for more than a millenia. We have stopped corruption in the world many times and now we are walking towards Palestine shoulder to shoulder InshaAllah.
as a Tunisian I can say that Syrians in Eastern Arab world are from the smartest and hard working people and they can achieve goals ..only one detail they must take care of it Unity UniTY Unity and not fall in the west propaganda
Barakallahu feek. As a resident of Idlib, I do believe inshallah the new government will be capable of creating a economically stable Syria, but now it's up to us to convince everyone else.
Thank you All the love from Aleppo Syria I've been watching your video from a long time and always wondered will the day will come to see the rise of Muslim lead economy , alhamdulliah , allah is the greatest
@@dr.saidsaidonce the relationships between countries normalise and there are no legal issues then I guess everyone should think of what they can contribute in some way - some may invest money, skills or knowledge - or connecting people to do something positive
First thing is and first rule is don't bow down to america and the jews. It's yet to be seen if that was actually the case here and using the deep sectarian ideology to sacrifice the deen
Yes and remember that investing is better for the economy then giving away money with no demand. With your demands in investments, you give incentive to grow
That documentary you did on Türkiye is one of the best, unfortunately it only has around 16k views I think you should update the thumbnail to have Erdogan and I think it will do better I think adding the Syrian leader to this thumbnail would boost views too May Allah protect you Usdath Abu Balkan 😂, wallahi I love you and the content you are producing.
The first and foremost important I think is to remove corruption from the society. If corruption persist in the society it is really hard to achieve any goals.
This is a very good start jazakAllah u khairan Brother Almir - mashAllah you don't fail to deliver may Allah preserve you. This was a very good intro and big picture view on what needs to be done. In my humble view, the next task should be draft a list of items or key short term goals that need to be accomplished (within the international legal framework) in the next 3, 6, 9, and 12 months. What can Muslims do to support these goals should be indicated. What can Muslim governments do, what can average Muslims do, what can Muslim businesses do, and so on. This way we can try and help the Syrian people get their infrastructure up and running, and then their local businesses, then moving onto manufacturing, technology, and so on. This is just an idea that came to me after watching this video. Perhaps a committee can be formed with local Syrians on board who are already within the society, and we can try this approach out with a short term goal in a particular city and see in 2-3 weeks what the effect is and then try to expand it to include all major cities. Especially what Br Almir said about Turkiye supporting in a planned organized way, so government is already doing a lot, what can other Muslims folks do, this is what needs to also be shared.
Im syrian in Germany and im very happy to watch this video. We have to grow up together turkey and syria and all the others to build stark economy again. Look at europe they just have peace because of strong economy. Turkey and Syria for better Umma 💪. For all the brothers in Busina best greats
First and foremost : FOOD PRODUCTION . Caged Fishing in Mediterranian + Poultry farms + irrigation projects + as there are 27 million syrians. One fruit tree per syrian . 27 million trees of olives, oranges, pistaceos and all other fruits that grow normally + dairy farming to generate milk for the children .
With their most productive wheat growing region in the hands of an autonomous zone and the largess of foreign partners exhausting … this is more important than ever before. It’s often the case that investors and managers’ interests are considered before labor (who make up the majority of the people) that cannot be sustainably productive without food, clean water, shelter, medicine, and direct cash subsidies … May Allah reward you for thinking of the common need ahead of the requirements of investors who might be more interested in their returns (even if they are as fleeting as their existence).
@Sovnarkom it is important that investors make profit. Why will they invest otherwise and why will more investment come. If Syria has to stand on its feet, it has to make sure that investors who dare to come to a warn torn, bombed out, divided country get the best laws, best facilities and best help. If the initial investor makes money, more will come. Syria would need investment in Cement plants and steel recycling plants. All those bombed out houses have steel bars in side them. That construction grade steel is worth billions. Someone has to be smart enough to recycle it. Syrians would need to make electricity from their oil and use electric arc furnace to melt and recycle those Steel rebars. Once cement and steel are available locally cheaply, Syrians will rebuild their homes without much outside help.
Agricultural production is very high in Syria even now, in Kuwait we get many agricultural products, citrus, other fruits , olives and olives oil from Syria, I think the Syrians who are some of the best entrepreneurs can do wonders if allowed to work without intervention from major powers whether regional or far away. Respect from Kuwait.
There should be trade delegation visit from one country to another, lead by people from Kayseri - stronger the links, better future for all insha’Allah
Things Syrian should get right while others got wrong: - Have alot of Children to insure stronger demand in the future and support in the from this kids when getting old. - Have Islamic Free Market with no extreme Taxes ... - Have Strong industrial base and not follow the bank interest fake economy. - Avoid social programs for those who can produce and keep this programs to support only the weekests.
Thank you so much for your care, follow up and advocacy for the Syrian people, may Allah grant you success I have questions: 1-After every crisis I think the inflation will get high due to increase of demand (rehabilitations, construction, rebuilding...) how can we tackle this? 2-What is the correct balance for the new government to have restrictions on exports in order to stop the money (USD for sure) to go out of Syria where it is needed?
1. It is natural that prices of some material will increase but that also sends signal to business people to bring it in… so that should be left to market to fix 2. Instead of policing people better focus on incentives for people to invest money and stay in Syria. Best policy is to create place that provides confidence and hope to people to build something - that will take care of other problems
Please make a series about the stock market, similarly to your bitcoin 101 series. Shukran for all you do, best English speaking, Islamic finance Educator :) Allahuakbar
the most important factor for development, beside a strong legal system, is the higher education system, where most of the studies and innovations would stamm.
Alsalam alykum brothers and sistera. My father owned a car parts factory in aleppo, you forget one important pillar which is raw materials. You could have the factory, workforce, regulations, infrastructure, etc. But nothing is more important than raw materials. Aleppo was the manufacturing capital of the Middle East long before turkey, although it was unbearable to have a business under the dictatorship. Inshallah we will rise again soon.
Right of the workers are that you treat them with respect, without coercion, fairly - and that mean there is clear job description what is expected and agreed… as long as there is no cheating, deception or damage done to workers then both parties are free to negotiate salary and other benefits. There should be no coercion in negotiation or forcing outcomes by anyone. All should be done with mutual consent. Beyond that Islamic teachings of paying on time and similar should be advocated as part of ethical business practice etc. law should just enforce what was agreed upon by contract and free will
One of the overlooked strengths of Sharia law is its alignment with a free-market, capitalist system. Contrary to Western assumptions that rebuilding Syria requires massive infrastructure programs or centralized governance, the most crucial role of the new government should be to empower families and individuals with limited government controls. Syria’s religious communities are known for their strong family structures. By stepping out of the way and allowing families to flourish through free markets, Sharia law can provide the framework for regional and national prosperity.
Allah is so kind that Turkiye is just beside Syria now its a free tarrif economy perhaps after 3 months they could start paying tarrifs..Qatar is also more than willing to help.
Without Qatar's help during difficult times Turkiye couldn't give a hand to Syria. To visiting Qatar is on my bucket list, if we're a military powerhouse they're an economic powerhouse.
Banking and financing for SMEs would be great help in rebuilding efforts, particularly firms on the smaller end - also micro-financing solutions could be very promising / not sure about fintech at this moment due to adoption of tech and lack of regulatory oversight for such firms and possibility of scam
Thanks for the video. I do live in Türkiye and unfortunately we do not produce everything that we consume, far from it. Could you cite sources? I wish/hope I were/am wrong.
كلامك مهم جداً جزاك الله خيراً، لا يصح أن يتنافس رجال الأعمال المسلمين مع بعضهم البعض، المفروض أن يتنافسوا مع الشركات التي هي من الدول الإرهابية مثل أمريكا وفرنسا وبريطانيا والمانيا 👍
Can you do a video for Bangladesh and suggest ideas to improve its conditions especially the jobs sector in multiple industries, how to reduce corruption, bribery etc
About some of the bigger infrastructure projects in Türkiye, the government paid no money for the construction, yes, but made long-term guarantees with regard to profits. Whenever those profits are not met, the taxpayers carry the cost.
This might sound a bit odd, but how would it be for an economically isolated country to turn to cryptocurrencies or establish an ecosystem around them? As a regular follower of your channel, I’m curious about your perspective on cryptocurrencies. When I think about such a scenario, the first things that come to mind are the banking system and the sanctions the country is facing.
A contributing factor to Türkiye's "currency value" woes is Erdogan's (Islamically sound but contrary to kuffaar economic kool aid) policy of refusing to increase interest rates in an inflationary environment which causes moneylenders to pull out their money in favour of places where the returns on their exploitative moneylending is more lucrative.
That is interesting question - something I will need to think about a bit. Bosnia pegged currency to Euro in order to stabilise it. But it had to deposit billion in European banks to issue its currency based on it… challenge with Turkish lira (which is interesting idea) is high and volatile inflation...
@@AlmirColan Currency devaluation causing high denomination banknotes usage, so I've been seeing videos how Syrian locals switches Turkish lira to make things easier.
Hopefully not. Hopefully it's Qatar, Saudi Arabia and GCC in general (except UAE). They have more money to give with better conditions, and have a vested interest in having a prosperous Syria. Maybe EU too, Germany might push for some aid and/or interest free loans to be given to Syria, so that refugees are incentivized to return. Maybe even some free trade agreements. IMF gives small bailout loans to countries barely avoiding bankruptcy, and makes them chronically dependent on further bailouts. They're not suitable at all for the sums that we need.
I have really enjoyed your sessions on the reasononing behind prohibition of Riba in Islam, Christianity and judaism. But I don't think your analysis of Turkiye's ecknomy is correct. Turkey's economy is in troublel, the inflation is out of control, external debt to gdp% is, very high and a lot of the investments for real estate and industry are stolen laundered money from Afghanistan and Syria and other countries. There is no Baraka in stolen money, so I am not very hopeful for their future.
I recommend everyone study Türkiye’s economy as a template for economic development in Muslim countries and the region. Check out this playlist featuring my documentary and case study. ruclips.net/p/PL648OdKhWVX-87SLEn5bQ0-_VnXoQpnB1&si=EsiwXkNpAe9sgLbe
Great video Almir.
As a Turk, I can tell you that Syrians are hardworking, smart, practical and tough people. Especially their youth learnt from hard times and you can not believe the kids when the war started, are brilliant teenagers now. Their hearts are burning to serve Ummah. They are not just happy to rescue Damascus but because of the walk through Palestine. I will not be surprised if we see Syria collaborate with Turkiye in the production of the 5th gen fighter or space technologies less than 10 years later.
😢😢😢
As a Syrian myself, I'm very happy to hear that. And I thank you, Brother, for your testimony ❤
Unfortunately, few Turks have been equally appreciative towards Syrians over the past decade 😕
@fadial-mufti2338 Congratulations on your glorious victory brother. ❤
There are about 15 million crypto "Turks" in Turkiye. They have the media power and great fundings. There are also bad apples which is not more than any other country. There are many Syrians I have seen who is not appreciative towards Turks at all. If I force myself to remember there are pretty bad experiences I had personally.
We should not let those idiots write our memories and history. We are brothers and sisters have been through a lot of struggle for more than a millenia. We have stopped corruption in the world many times and now we are walking towards Palestine shoulder to shoulder InshaAllah.
as a Tunisian I can say that Syrians in Eastern Arab world are from the smartest and hard working people and they can achieve goals ..only one detail they must take care of it Unity UniTY Unity and not fall in the west propaganda
❤
Barakallahu feek.
As a resident of Idlib, I do believe inshallah the new government will be capable of creating a economically stable Syria, but now it's up to us to convince everyone else.
Government provides place and market, but it’s up to people to make that economy a source of livelihood and strength for people and state
Thank you
All the love from Aleppo Syria
I've been watching your video from a long time and always wondered will the day will come to see the rise of Muslim lead economy , alhamdulliah , allah is the greatest
Love and salaams from South Africa. May Allah guide, bless and protect the Muslkims of Bilad al Sham.
Beautiful video. How can we muslims help in the growth of Syria's economy?
@@dr.saidsaidonce the relationships between countries normalise and there are no legal issues then I guess everyone should think of what they can contribute in some way - some may invest money, skills or knowledge - or connecting people to do something positive
First thing is and first rule is don't bow down to america and the jews. It's yet to be seen if that was actually the case here and using the deep sectarian ideology to sacrifice the deen
Muslims should focus on their own countries of origin. Many Muslim populated countries are in a very bad economic shape.
Training is very essential. Training is empowerment. Then investments from all types, business, finance, etc.
Yes and remember that investing is better for the economy then giving away money with no demand. With your demands in investments, you give incentive to grow
JazakAllah Khair brother.
My family and I want to go back to Aleppo soon inshaAllah, and we really needed ideas for the economy.
That documentary you did on Türkiye is one of the best, unfortunately it only has around 16k views
I think you should update the thumbnail to have Erdogan and I think it will do better
I think adding the Syrian leader to this thumbnail would boost views too
May Allah protect you Usdath Abu Balkan 😂, wallahi I love you and the content you are producing.
The first and foremost important I think is to remove corruption from the society. If corruption persist in the society it is really hard to achieve any goals.
That is ongoing for every system all the time
This is a very good start jazakAllah u khairan Brother Almir - mashAllah you don't fail to deliver may Allah preserve you. This was a very good intro and big picture view on what needs to be done.
In my humble view, the next task should be draft a list of items or key short term goals that need to be accomplished (within the international legal framework) in the next 3, 6, 9, and 12 months. What can Muslims do to support these goals should be indicated. What can Muslim governments do, what can average Muslims do, what can Muslim businesses do, and so on. This way we can try and help the Syrian people get their infrastructure up and running, and then their local businesses, then moving onto manufacturing, technology, and so on.
This is just an idea that came to me after watching this video. Perhaps a committee can be formed with local Syrians on board who are already within the society, and we can try this approach out with a short term goal in a particular city and see in 2-3 weeks what the effect is and then try to expand it to include all major cities.
Especially what Br Almir said about Turkiye supporting in a planned organized way, so government is already doing a lot, what can other Muslims folks do, this is what needs to also be shared.
Im syrian in Germany and im very happy to watch this video. We have to grow up together turkey and syria and all the others to build stark economy again. Look at europe they just have peace because of strong economy. Turkey and Syria for better Umma 💪. For all the brothers in Busina best greats
First and foremost : FOOD PRODUCTION . Caged Fishing in Mediterranian + Poultry farms + irrigation projects + as there are 27 million syrians. One fruit tree per syrian . 27 million trees of olives, oranges, pistaceos and all other fruits that grow normally + dairy farming to generate milk for the children .
With their most productive wheat growing region in the hands of an autonomous zone and the largess of foreign partners exhausting … this is more important than ever before. It’s often the case that investors and managers’ interests are considered before labor (who make up the majority of the people) that cannot be sustainably productive without food, clean water, shelter, medicine, and direct cash subsidies … May Allah reward you for thinking of the common need ahead of the requirements of investors who might be more interested in their returns (even if they are as fleeting as their existence).
@Sovnarkom it is important that investors make profit. Why will they invest otherwise and why will more investment come. If Syria has to stand on its feet, it has to make sure that investors who dare to come to a warn torn, bombed out, divided country get the best laws, best facilities and best help. If the initial investor makes money, more will come. Syria would need investment in Cement plants and steel recycling plants. All those bombed out houses have steel bars in side them. That construction grade steel is worth billions. Someone has to be smart enough to recycle it. Syrians would need to make electricity from their oil and use electric arc furnace to melt and recycle those Steel rebars. Once cement and steel are available locally cheaply, Syrians will rebuild their homes without much outside help.
Agricultural production is very high in Syria even now, in Kuwait we get many agricultural products, citrus, other fruits , olives and olives oil from Syria, I think the Syrians who are some of the best entrepreneurs can do wonders if allowed to work without intervention from major powers whether regional or far away. Respect from Kuwait.
Great analysis akhi. Our ummah needs brilliant individuals like you.
May Allah help us all to do what we can
I really value your work, thank you for sharing
❤ great analysis and suggestions that many Muslim nation can benefit from. Thank you for sharing
Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, Shaykh! JazakAllahu khayran.
Aabi Almir, JazaakAllahu Khairan.
The new Syria can learn from Kayseri 👍
There should be trade delegation visit from one country to another, lead by people from Kayseri - stronger the links, better future for all insha’Allah
Thank you almir. Jazakallah khairun
Jazakumu'llahu khairan, Brother Almir! ❤
Things Syrian should get right while others got wrong:
- Have alot of Children to insure stronger demand in the future and support in the from this kids when getting old.
- Have Islamic Free Market with no extreme Taxes ...
- Have Strong industrial base and not follow the bank interest fake economy.
- Avoid social programs for those who can produce and keep this programs to support only the weekests.
Great video, Allie. Keep it up!
Thank you so much for your care, follow up and advocacy for the Syrian people, may Allah grant you success
I have questions:
1-After every crisis I think the inflation will get high due to increase of demand (rehabilitations, construction, rebuilding...) how can we tackle this?
2-What is the correct balance for the new government to have restrictions on exports in order to stop the money (USD for sure) to go out of Syria where it is needed?
1. It is natural that prices of some material will increase but that also sends signal to business people to bring it in… so that should be left to market to fix 2. Instead of policing people better focus on incentives for people to invest money and stay in Syria.
Best policy is to create place that provides confidence and hope to people to build something - that will take care of other problems
Mashalla brother very insightful with great references to islamic ideology may allah reward you
Please make a series about the stock market, similarly to your bitcoin 101 series.
Shukran for all you do, best English speaking, Islamic finance Educator :) Allahuakbar
For the northern Syrian cities that border Turkish cities, what kind of imports products would you recommend bringing in?
I would think something like construction material, machinery, things needed for agriculture and farming… perhaps that is good start
و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله و بركاته
Thank you
1. Stabilization: Ensure security, restore basic services, stabilize currency, and introduce Islamic finance.
2. Recovery: Invest in infrastructure, support agriculture, encourage SMEs, and rebuild financial institutions.
3. Growth: Promote entrepreneurship, leverage natural resources responsibly, expand trade, and revive tourism.
success hinges on local engagement, ongoing assessment, and adaptability.
the most important factor for development, beside a strong legal system, is the higher education system, where most of the studies and innovations would stamm.
Alsalam alykum brothers and sistera. My father owned a car parts factory in aleppo, you forget one important pillar which is raw materials. You could have the factory, workforce, regulations, infrastructure, etc. But nothing is more important than raw materials. Aleppo was the manufacturing capital of the Middle East long before turkey, although it was unbearable to have a business under the dictatorship. Inshallah we will rise again soon.
JzkAllah brother. Where do the rights of workers fit in this scenario?
Right of the workers are that you treat them with respect, without coercion, fairly - and that mean there is clear job description what is expected and agreed… as long as there is no cheating, deception or damage done to workers then both parties are free to negotiate salary and other benefits. There should be no coercion in negotiation or forcing outcomes by anyone. All should be done with mutual consent. Beyond that Islamic teachings of paying on time and similar should be advocated as part of ethical business practice etc. law should just enforce what was agreed upon by contract and free will
I wanna go Turkey now
Follow malaysia too. Have pension plans for workers, then use that $ to invest in infrastructure projects.
One of the overlooked strengths of Sharia law is its alignment with a free-market, capitalist system. Contrary to Western assumptions that rebuilding Syria requires massive infrastructure programs or centralized governance, the most crucial role of the new government should be to empower families and individuals with limited government controls. Syria’s religious communities are known for their strong family structures. By stepping out of the way and allowing families to flourish through free markets, Sharia law can provide the framework for regional and national prosperity.
Makes lots of sense for people to organise freely and organically engage in rebuilding and finding solutions
Allah is so kind that Turkiye is just beside Syria now its a free tarrif economy perhaps after 3 months they could start paying tarrifs..Qatar is also more than willing to help.
Without Qatar's help during difficult times Turkiye couldn't give a hand to Syria. To visiting Qatar is on my bucket list, if we're a military powerhouse they're an economic powerhouse.
@burakonderuslu679 qatar and turkiye is the power behind the guys in damascus.
Thank you very much for the video. How about banking and fintech, do you think it could play a vital role in speeding the growth of the economy?
Banking and financing for SMEs would be great help in rebuilding efforts, particularly firms on the smaller end - also micro-financing solutions could be very promising / not sure about fintech at this moment due to adoption of tech and lack of regulatory oversight for such firms and possibility of scam
Take off music brother
Thanks for the video. I do live in Türkiye and unfortunately we do not produce everything that we consume, far from it. Could you cite sources? I wish/hope I were/am wrong.
كلامك مهم جداً جزاك الله خيراً، لا يصح أن يتنافس رجال الأعمال المسلمين مع بعضهم البعض، المفروض أن يتنافسوا مع الشركات التي هي من الدول الإرهابية مثل أمريكا وفرنسا وبريطانيا والمانيا 👍
Love this idea, lovely video.
Wa aleikum as Salam wa Rahmatu Allah wa Barakato Hu 👍🏽
Allaahoemma baarik may Allaah reward you and forgive you for the music in the background.
Good thing we can do is to go there and visit. Go to Turkey and then just go a little south😂
جازاك الله خيرا
Can you do a video for Bangladesh and suggest ideas to improve its conditions especially the jobs sector in multiple industries, how to reduce corruption, bribery etc
I usually recommend Turkiye as model, see play list Turkiye economy for documentary and case study
About some of the bigger infrastructure projects in Türkiye, the government paid no money for the construction, yes, but made long-term guarantees with regard to profits. Whenever those profits are not met, the taxpayers carry the cost.
Infra
Industrial base
Policies
Energy
As salamu alaykum, could you please tell me if it is permissible to structure one`s business as a LLC (limited liability company)? BaarakAllahu feek
Walaykumu salam - that is used most often / I don’t think it’s impermissible
@@AlmirColan BaarakAllahu feek
FIrst step lift the sanctions.. for Syria.. ALL sanctions..
This might sound a bit odd, but how would it be for an economically isolated country to turn to cryptocurrencies or establish an ecosystem around them? As a regular follower of your channel, I’m curious about your perspective on cryptocurrencies. When I think about such a scenario, the first things that come to mind are the banking system and the sanctions the country is facing.
I dont see it working well as currency at all - and if you look around the world that is one constant / its just speculative token
A contributing factor to Türkiye's "currency value" woes is Erdogan's (Islamically sound but contrary to kuffaar economic kool aid) policy of refusing to increase interest rates in an inflationary environment which causes moneylenders to pull out their money in favour of places where the returns on their exploitative moneylending is more lucrative.
ใช่..เรื่องราวของเขามันเป็นเรื่องอเมซิ่ง เขาอยู่รอดมาได้ยังไง..สเตรทแมนซีเรีย
how about if syria use turkish lira and open border?
That is interesting question - something I will need to think about a bit. Bosnia pegged currency to Euro in order to stabilise it. But it had to deposit billion in European banks to issue its currency based on it… challenge with Turkish lira (which is interesting idea) is high and volatile inflation...
@@AlmirColan Currency devaluation causing high denomination banknotes usage, so I've been seeing videos how Syrian locals switches Turkish lira to make things easier.
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Start using Bitcoin instead of going to fiat currency base on riba.
Will they take loan from IMF?
Hopefully not.
Hopefully it's Qatar, Saudi Arabia and GCC in general (except UAE).
They have more money to give with better conditions, and have a vested interest in having a prosperous Syria.
Maybe EU too, Germany might push for some aid and/or interest free loans to be given to Syria, so that refugees are incentivized to return. Maybe even some free trade agreements.
IMF gives small bailout loans to countries barely avoiding bankruptcy, and makes them chronically dependent on further bailouts. They're not suitable at all for the sums that we need.
We need you to help Afghanistan
Make online payments easy .issue ipo.people will invest
free market capitalism, bounded by Shari’a. Easy.
When driven by right values - freedoms are great driver of progress
I have really enjoyed your sessions on the reasononing behind prohibition of Riba in Islam, Christianity and judaism. But I don't think your analysis of Turkiye's ecknomy is correct. Turkey's economy is in troublel, the inflation is out of control, external debt to gdp% is, very high and a lot of the investments for real estate and industry are stolen laundered money from Afghanistan and Syria and other countries. There is no Baraka in stolen money, so I am not very hopeful for their future.
I don’t think you know much about Turkish economy. Better watch playlist Türkiye’s economy that includes my documentary and cases study.
I recommend everyone study Türkiye’s economy as a template for economic development in Muslim countries and the region. Check out this playlist featuring my documentary and case study.
ruclips.net/p/PL648OdKhWVX-87SLEn5bQ0-_VnXoQpnB1&si=EsiwXkNpAe9sgLbe
Thank you