Pakistan, Nov. 7 -- The systems of the dominant civilizations, or powers claim the controlling seat, as was the case of European powers' bringing the interest-based lending of Italian bancas as the only tool for financing. The modern resurgence of Islamic finance, however, defies this pattern. Despite challenges in the Islamic world, Islamic economics has emerged as a powerful tool for welfare and sustainability, challenging the dominance of interest-based Western financial systems. This unexpected rise is reshaping the global financial landscape, with Saudi Arabia and Iran leading at 25-30% market share each, followed by Malaysia (12%), the UAE (10%), followed by Malaysia (12%), the UAE (10%), Kuwait and Qatar (5.5%), and Bahrain (3.5%), ...