Dear Zeez Bm

Greetings,

Please find the attached file about your topic may be helpful for you.

Best Regards

Thank you so much Dr. Faris for your help

You may want to start with the financial performance of the banks, namely profitability measures such as ROE, ROA, Profit Margin, Tobin's Q, etc.  

so should i include banks performance ratios as indicators in the model of banks development ?

"What are the appropriate determinants to use to measure the Islamic Banks development?"

Both the question and the term "Development" need a bit more clarification.

First, what kind of development are you focusing on? Development in the processes, financial  sophistication, market expansion, internal culture & values... The use of appropriate measures depends on how you define development.

Second, are you looking for "the determinants" OR "the measures" for the Development. Determinants mean the main drivers of the development, while the measures are the different proxies used to quantify the development itself.

Anyways, I personally believe that ROE, ROE,... are typical proxies for performance rather than development. In General, if you are looking at the development of individual banks, proxies like growth in market shares, growth in deposits, in Total assets, in number of clients, in R&D, in number of employees, in number of branches,...would more likely help. Again better definition of the concept "Development" would help determining your proxies.

 I want to add that all the measures mentioned are used as measures to conventional banks.If you are addressing Islamic Banks you have to add other perforce measures related to Islamic banks. This may include number and volume of musharka transactions and their share in the Islamic bank portfolio. 

thank you for the clarification.  yes i meant measurements my topic is to study the impact of Islamic banking and finance on economic growth in KSA. in previous studies i found many different measurements as an indicator of both e.g total assets , total liabilities, deposit, loan given to private sectors, financing modes. and for the growth some included investment, GDP, income. which got me confused what better indicators.

thank you

These are the variables used to measure the banking sector development 

BSD Composite index of banking sector development: This utilizes four banking

sector indicators: BRM, CPS, DCB, and DCP.

BRM Broad money supply: Broad money supply, expressed as a percentage of

gross domestic product, is the sum of currency outside banks; demand

and term deposits, including foreign currency deposits of resident

sectors (other than the central bank); certificates of deposit and

commercial paper.

CPS Claims on private sectors: Credit (expressed as a percentage of gross

domestic product) refers to gross credit from the financial system to

the private sector. It isolates credit issues to the private sector, as

opposed to credit issued to government, government agencies, and

public enterprises.

DCB Domestic credit provided by the banking sector: It includes all credit to

various sectors on a gross basis, with the exception of credit to the

central government. It is expressed as a percentage of gross domestic

product.

DCP Domestic credit to the private sector: This credit, expressed as a

percentage of gross domestic product, refers to financial resources

provided to the private sector, such as through loans, purchases of

non-equity securities, trade credits and other accounts receivable that

establish a claim for payment.

Look into the risk taking levels of Islamic banks and as Farid Gamaleldin mentioned to look what is unique about Islamic banks. However, risk-sharing vs risk-shifting is what you may look into as determinant and perhaps while researching that a little you will find other interesting indicators as well.