Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics

Until very recently, equity financing is more in line with the spirit of Islam as compared with debt financing. As such, mushārakah and mudārabah are the preferred modes for Islamic investors. It is therefore a matter of a concern that even after four decades after Islamic finance captured the att...

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Main Author: Chowdhury, Naeem
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spelling my.uum.repo.249762018-10-17T04:27:35Z http://repo.uum.edu.my/24976/ Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics Chowdhury, Naeem HG Finance Until very recently, equity financing is more in line with the spirit of Islam as compared with debt financing. As such, mushārakah and mudārabah are the preferred modes for Islamic investors. It is therefore a matter of a concern that even after four decades after Islamic finance captured the attention of investors around the globe, these two purest genres account only for a small percentage of Islamic financial industry. The paper examines more searchingly for the reasons why mushārakah and mudārabah occupy such insignificant place among Islamic financial products. This paper offers an analytical insight. Universiti Utara Malaysia Press 2016 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://repo.uum.edu.my/24976/1/IJBF%2012%201%202016%2025%2048.pdf Chowdhury, Naeem (2016) Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics. International Journal of Banking and Finance (IJBF), 10 (2). pp. 25-48. ISSN 1675-7227 http://ijbf.uum.edu.my/index.php/previous-issues/150-the-international-journal-of-banking-and-finance-ijbf-vol-10-no-2-june-2013
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Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics
description Until very recently, equity financing is more in line with the spirit of Islam as compared with debt financing. As such, mushārakah and mudārabah are the preferred modes for Islamic investors. It is therefore a matter of a concern that even after four decades after Islamic finance captured the attention of investors around the globe, these two purest genres account only for a small percentage of Islamic financial industry. The paper examines more searchingly for the reasons why mushārakah and mudārabah occupy such insignificant place among Islamic financial products. This paper offers an analytical insight.
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title Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics
title_short Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics
title_full Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics
title_fullStr Mush̄ārakah and Mudārabah Instruments: Assessing their Characteristics
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