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Social Justice in Islamic Social Finance
Introduction Social justice is one of the key principles upheld in Indonesia’s state ideology, as reflected in the fifth principle of Pancasila: “Social Justice for All Indonesian People.” This principle is not only relevant in the context of governance and public policy but also manifests in various aspects of societal life, including Islamic social finance practices. Islam, as a comprehensive…
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What is Financial Independence for a Muslim?
Financial independence is a state where an individual has enough financial resources to meet their needs without relying on continuous income sources. In the Islamic perspective, financial independence is not just about accumulating wealth; it’s about how that wealth is earned, managed, and utilized in accordance with Islamic principles. Islam views wealth as a trust from Allah that must be…
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Attract Investors with Big Margins
In today’s competitive business world, entrepreneurs need to develop effective strategies to attract investors. One significant strategy is increasing profit margins. A larger margin not only indicates the financial health of the company but also enhances its attractiveness to investors. This article will discuss the urgency of increasing margins for entrepreneurs and why this is crucial in attracting investor interest.…
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Umrah and Sadaqah? Which one is Better?
In the life of a Muslim, both umrah and sadaqah are highly recommended practices. However, in the midst of difficult social conditions, where many people are in need of help, the question arises: Which is better, performing Umrah or giving sodaqah? This article will discuss a comparison between the two in light of current conditions. The Virtue of Umrah Umrah…
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Concept of Wakaf Sukuk in Islamic Economics
Waqf is a crucial pillar in the Islamic economic system that serves as a social instrument for wealth and welfare distribution. Traditionally, waqf has been used in Muslim societies to support various social projects such as building mosques, schools, and hospitals. However, as times have progressed, the concept of waqf can now be applied in various forms, one of which…
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Waqf Sukuk on Securities Crowdfunding
In recent years, sharia-based financial innovations have shown great potential in optimising the management of public funds. One of the latest innovations that has attracted attention is Sukuk Wakaf, especially in the context of its application through the Securities Crowdfunding platform. The National Sharia Council of the Indonesian Ulema Council (DSN-MUI) Fatwa No. 131 of 2019 on Sukuk Wakaf provides…
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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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Maximize Returns with Compound Growth
Islamic finance has gained considerable momentum over the past few decades, driven by the increasing awareness and demand for ethical and Sharia-compliant financial solutions. At its core, Islamic finance is based on the principles of equity, fairness, and avoidance of interest (riba). One of the most effective strategies for growing wealth in Islamic finance is through the application of compound…
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Khilafatul Ardh: Bridging Faith and Finance
In an increasingly interconnected world, where faith and finance often seem to exist in separate realms, the concept of Khilafatul Ardh offers a compelling synthesis. This Islamic framework combines the spiritual principles of stewardship with modern economic practices, emphasizing the importance of ethical financial growth. By blending religious tenets with economic strategies, Khilafatul Ardh seeks to empower communities, ensuring both…
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Types of Mudharabah in Islamic Finance
Mudharabah is a pivotal concept in Islamic finance, representing a distinctive partnership structure. In this arrangement, one party, known as the shahibul maal, provides the capital, while the other party, referred to as the mudharib, contributes their expertise and effort to manage the business. The profits generated from this partnership are shared according to a predetermined ratio. Meanwhile, any losses…
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