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The Conflict of Interest

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With an economic system on the brink of collapse and the credit crunch casting its shadow over Britain, what is the Islamic view on the current crisis? A chance for you to get a rational view of the economic system of which we are a part and explore an ethical alternative to interest based finance and banking.

SPEAKER : Tarek El-Diwany [Author of ‘The Problem with Interest’ and consultant in Islamic banking and finance]

FREE lunch provided

This talk is part of the EIW 2009 - Experience Islam Week (8th - 15th February 2009) series.

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