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Pakistan's sickly economy faces dramatic changes that could isolate it from world lenders after a court decision ordering a more Islamic financial system, analysts said Friday. Pakistan's Supreme Court declared the charging of interest on loans un-Islamic and ordered the government to set up an interest-free economy by 2001 in a ruling Thursday.
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