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Shariah-compliant finance is based on Islamic principles that promote fairness, transparency, and ethical conduct in financial transactions. It prohibits activities such as charging interest (riba), engaging in gambling (maysir), and investing in businesses that deal with prohibited goods, such as alcohol or pork. The core principles aim to align financial…

Sukuk are Islamic financial certificates, commonly referred to as Islamic bonds, that comply with Shariah law. Unlike conventional bonds that pay interest, Sukuk represents ownership in a tangible asset, business, or investment project, and the returns are derived from the profit generated by those assets. This structure ensures that Sukuk…

Takaful is an Islamic alternative to conventional insurance that operates on the principles of mutual cooperation, shared responsibility, and collective risk management. Unlike traditional insurance, where profit is derived from interest (riba) and uncertainty (gharar), Takaful works on a risk-sharing basis, where members contribute to a common pool to support…