whats is Islamic Capital Market Instruments ? Meaning, Definition, and Example

Islamic capital market refers to a financial market where securities are issued and traded in compliance with Islamic principles, such as the prohibition of interest (riba) and speculative practices (gharar).

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Islamic capital market instruments include products like Sukuk (Islamic bonds), Islamic equity, and Islamic investment funds, which offer investors opportunities while adhering to Shariah guidelines. Islamic capital market products are designed to provide a platform for raising capital and investments, ensuring ethical and socially responsible investments.

The integration of Islamic banking finance and capital market ensures that financial products not only comply with Islamic law but also promote risk-sharing and contribute to economic growth.

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