Jordan Islamic Bank wins as the best Islamic bank award in Jordan from the "Banker Magazine"

Jordan Islamic Bank won the award for the best Islamic bank in Jordan for the year 2021 from "The Banker" which is a British magazine, that issued by the Financial Times Group, which specializes in the field of banking and investment at the international level, and the magazine grants it to the distinguished banks at the level of each country every year.. The selection of Jordan Islamic Bank came according to specific bases and the results and achievements it achieved in the field of developing Islamic banking business. The report issued by the magazine on the first of June stated that although the year 2020 was a year full of challenges for banks all over the world, Islamic banks were able to adapt and deal with the new challenges resulting from the spread of the Corona pandemic, including Jordan Islamic Bank, which is the largest Islamic bank in Jordan, and the third largest bank in the Jordanian banking sector in terms of total financing, investment and deposits, as it continued to receive this award in full merit as a result of its good results despite various challenges, The bank continued to receive this award as a result of the good results it achieved despite various challenges, including the continued growth in total assets by 9.2% and an increase in shareholders' equity by 12.5%, with its excellence in providing Islamic banking products, improving and developing its electronic channels and expanding digital banking services via mobile phone and the Internet, also the provision of digital self-services (Islami Digital), in addition to geographical expansion and a wide network of ATMs and the provision of contactless banking cards that are compatible with the provisions and principles of Islamic Sharia. The Bank also has a distinguished role in supporting and financing the SMEs sector, providing and launching a package of new products and services such as zafafi product to help those who about to get married to reduce the financial burden on them, The services provided to people with visual, hearing or movement disabilities have also been developed to enable them to manage their money easily. On this occasion, CEO/General Manager of Jordan Islamic Bank, Dr. Hussein Said, expressed his happiness that the bank has received this award for the eighth time since “The Banker” magazine began awarding prizes to Islamic banks in 2013 in order to highlight on the distinguished banks in the field of Islamic banking at the state level every year, Which comes as an affirmation of the Bank's ability to achieve achievements and stability in the face of various challenges, fluctuations and crises that surround the world, including the Corona pandemic, which is still ravaging the world, stressing the continuity of efforts to achieve more achievements and implement the Bank's strategy to continue excellence at various levels and maintain an advanced position in Islamic banking.    Jordan Islamic Bank won the award for the best Islamic bank in Jordan for the year 2021 for the eighth time from "The Banker" which is a British magazine, that issued by the Financial Times Group, which specializes in the field of banking and investment at the international level, and the magazine grants it to the distinguished banks at the level of each country every year.. The selection of Jordan Islamic Bank came according to specific bases and the results and achievements it achieved in the field of developing Islamic banking business. The report issued by the magazine stated that although the year 2020 was a year full of challenges for banks all over the world, Islamic banks were able to adapt and deal with the new challenges resulting from the spread of the Corona pandemic, including Jordan Islamic Bank, which is the largest Islamic bank in Jordan, and the third largest bank in the Jordanian banking sector in terms of total financing, investment and deposits, as it continued to receive this award in full merit as a result of its good results despite various challenges, The bank continued to receive this award as a result of the good results it achieved despite various challenges, including the continued growth in total assets by 9.2% and an increase in shareholders' equity by 12.5%, with its excellence in providing Islamic banking products, improving and developing its electronic channels and expanding digital banking services via mobile phone and the Internet, also the provision of digital self-services (Islami Digital), in addition to geographical expansion and a wide network of ATMs and the provision of contactless banking cards that are compatible with the provisions and principles of Islamic Sharia. The Bank also has a distinguished role in supporting and financing the SMEs sector, providing and launching a package of new products and services such as zafafi product to help those who about to get married to reduce the financial burden on them, The services provided to people with visual, hearing or movement disabilities have also been developed to enable them to manage their money easily.