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Murabahah with Wakalah? Is it OK?
Murabahah is one of the most popular financing products in Islamic banking, where the bank buys goods on behalf of the customer and resells them to the customer with an agreed profit margin. Meanwhile, wakalah is a representative contract in which a person or institution appoints another party to perform an action on their behalf. The combination of these two…
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Murabaha an Islamic Procurement Financing Solution
In the business world, the need for financing for the procurement of goods and services is very important. A financial system that complies with sharia principles is an urgent need, especially for Muslim communities that want to ensure their financial activities are free from riba (interest) and gharar (uncertainty). One of the popular forms of financing in the Islamic financial…
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Long-Term Investment Strategy for Hajj and Qurban Purposes
Making hajj and qurban is not just a matter of ordinary worship, because it is a sacrifice. But often, this noble intention is stuck in financial problems such as: “I want to make a qurban, but I don’t have the funds yet.” “Register for hajj, but why is it getting more expensive every year?” That’s why we need an investment…
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Rules and Etiquette on Halal Investment for Blessed Wealth
Have you ever felt like you have extra money, but you’re confused about what to use it for? Savings are starting to exist, daily needs are secure, but the rest is just sitting idle in your account. It’s a shame to keep saving it, but if you want to invest it, you’re afraid it will go in the wrong direction,…
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Timothy Winter: A Leading Figure in the British Islamic Scene
One of the most prominent Muslims in Britain is Timothy Winter, also known as Abdal Hakim Murad, a renowned scholar and theologian. In the British Islamic scene and beyond his significant contributions to Islamic scholarship interfaith discussion and community development have made a lasting impression. Winter a renowned scholar and convert to Islam is a key player in contemporary Islamic…
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Does Islamic Financing Have to Be Cheap?
Following Shariah rules to the letter, Islamic finance is a substitute for traditional financial systems. Understanding that Shariah compliance puts adherence to Islamic laws ahead of cost considerations is crucial to answering the frequently asked question: Should Islamic financing be less expensive than conventional methods? Shariah’s core principle is compliance over cost Shariah places a strong emphasis on conducting financial…
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Sukuk Invesment: What Sukuk is? Types, Benefits, Risks, and How to Start
In the global financial market sukuk also known as Islamic bonds have grown in popularity as an investment choice. These financial products provide investors with a moral substitute for traditional bonds since they adhere to Islamic principles. Both Muslim and non-Muslim investors looking for opportunities that fit with their values and offer a steady income stream are catered to by…
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Price to Book Value: Is Your Stock Overvalued?
Investing in stocks is a popular strategy to build wealth over the long term. However, determining whether a stock is worth buying can be a challenge for many investors. One of the most common methods to evaluate whether a stock is overpriced or still worth buying is by using the Price to Book Value (PBV) ratio. In this article, we…
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Massive Potentials of Istishna’ Contracts in Islamic Financing
The istishna’ contract is one of the Islamic financing instruments based on a sale and purchase agreement where the product or item being sold does not yet exist at the time of the contract and must be produced according to the buyer’s specifications. This financing solution is particularly useful for sectors such as construction, manufacturing, and projects that require custom-made…
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Does Mudharabah fit All Business Funding?
In the world of Islamic finance, Mudharabah is known as a contract where one party provides capital, and the other party offers expertise and manages the business. Profits generated are shared between the two parties based on an agreed ratio, while losses are borne entirely by the capital provider. While Mudharabah has its merits, especially in promoting ethical and fair…
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