Among the many Islamic finance contracts that has grown in importance – particularly in the realm of project finance and manufacturing – is the istisna contract. Coming
Due to its widespread applications, Ijarah is among the most widely-used forms of Shariah-compliant contracts. Ijarah can be used to cover everything from employment contracts, to
Commodity Murabaha has been among the most prominent instruments used in Islamic financing, comprising 92.7% of Islamic finance by the end of 2021, with companies and individual
Mudarabah contracts are one of the main types of Islamic finance contracts widely being used today. It has seen significant interest across the Islamic world, as its flexibility al
When it comes to insurance, the differences between conventional insurance and takaful (Islamic insurance) aren’t commonly known. And that’s understandable, consider
As developments in Islamic finance grow, we’re seeing an increased adoption of financial instruments such as Islamic Real Estate Investment Trusts (i-REITs). Since their laun
In a previous entry, we looked at some common securities trading strategies and explored how and why some of these strategies are considered “haram.” Just because th
Shariah-compliant investing is seeing an increased demand over the past few decades. Over the past 10 years alone, the global Islamic funds market has grown by more than 300% reach
Trading equities (or any security) in Islam is a complicated subject, primarily because the threshold for what is considered a legitimate security to trade in from the Shariah-comp
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