Islamic Banking and Finance

Description

Islamic Banking and Finance represents a comprehensive approach to financial services grounded in Sharia principles. This system prohibits riba (interest), gharar (excessive uncertainty), and investments in haram (forbidden) activities, while emphasizing ethical profit-sharing and asset-backed transactions. Key instruments include murabaha (cost-plus financing), ijara (leasing), and sukuk (Islamic bonds). Islamic banking prioritizes social responsibility, wealth circulation, and community welfare alongside financial returns. Whether you're exploring alternative financing, seeking Sharia-compliant investments, or understanding Islamic financial principles, this resource provides essential knowledge for navigating the growing global Islamic finance sector with confidence and clarity.