Muamalah Fiqh
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Sharia-compliant Entrepreneurship Concept
According to (Razak, 2018) states that Islamic entrepreneurship is a system, process, and practice in running a business in an Islamic way. Islam in question includes the way of life al-deen, namely all activities needed by Muslims in living life. Meanwhile, according to (Ibn Khaldun, 2001), sharia entrepreneurship is an effort to obtain and increase income by developing property own.…
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Definition of Gharar and Examples of Gharar in Transactions
In the realm of Sharia-compliant business transactions, we approach each deal with utmost caution, ensuring a thorough review of terms and conditions before finalizing any agreement. One of the things that is prohibited in sharia transactions is to contain elements of Gharar. This is because gharar is an element that can cause losses to one party or both, for this…
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Why Should We Use Sharia Contract in Muamalah?
With a long history that dates back to Prophet Muhammad’s involvement in commerce at a young age, his example continues to serve as a model for ethical and successful business practices guided by Islamic principles. The concept of entrepreneurship is not a new concept, it has existed since the time of the Prophet Muhammad. Rasulullah himself is a very good…
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Profit Sharing in Mudarabah and Musyarakah, Is It Allowed?
One of the things that is usually required by one of the parties in Mudharabah and Musyarakah is profit sharing with a certain amount, an example is as follows: Example: “I will deposit my capital of 30 million with the condition that I get a fixed profit sharing of 10% per month (3 million per month)” “I as an investor…
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Musyarakah With Tiered Profit Sharing, Is It Allowed?
One of the possible profit-sharing schemes proposed in a Musyarakah contract is a tiered profit-sharing scheme. This is done by providing different profit sharing ratios based on a certain percentage of profit realised from capital or sales. An example is as follows: Also Read:The Meaning of Eid al-Fitr in Making Financial Hijrah Implementation of The Zakat System in The Modern EraKenapa…
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Mudharabah Is The Spirit of Mutual Assistance in Business Financing. How Come?
In Islamic economics, the values of mutual assistance and cooperation are at the core of every financial transaction. One form of cooperation that is upheld in business financing is the mudharabah contract. This contract is not just a business agreement, but also reflects the spirit of mutual support between the capital owner (shahibul maal) and the business manager (mudharib). With…
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What Should We Do Before and After Eid Fitri?
Eid al-Fitr is a very memorable moment that is awaited by all Muslims around the world, the day when Muslims return to fitri which means returning to purity after fasting Ramadan for 30 days, in order to improve themselves and increase devotion to Allah, then continued with the implementation of Eid prayers. Most people are busy preparing for the arrival…
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The Eight Categories of Asnaf: Who Qualifies for Zakat Distribution?
Zakat, one of the five pillars of Islam, is a mandatory charitable contribution that purifies wealth and benefits those in need. In the Quran, Allah said: “Zakāh expenditures are only for the poor and for the needy and for those employed for it1 and for bringing hearts together [for Islām] and for freeing captives [or slaves] and for those in debt…
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Islamic Economic System and the Prohibition of Interest (Riba)
Based on the data quoted from the State of the Global Islamic Economy Report mec state that people Islam as much as 2 billion all over the world have using an economic system Islam in various field started from halal products to fashion and financial systems Islam reached 4.8% equivalent with 3.1 trillion USD. Based on this data that use…
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