What is Islamic Capital Market? Definition, Types, Instrumets and Products - AIMS Education

The Islamic capital market is a market where financial instruments that comply with Sharia (Islamic law) are traded. The instruments in the market must not involve any element of interest (riba), uncertainty (gharar), or speculation (maysir). The Islamic capital market has been growing in recent years as more investors seek to invest in their religious beliefs. This market offers a range of options for investors, including Sukuk (Islamic bonds), Musharaka (joint venture), and Murabaha (cost-plus financing). The Islamic capital market is still relatively small when compared to the overall global capital market, but it is expected to grow in the coming years as more investors seek out Sharia-compliant investment options. 7 Major Islamic Capital Market products and Instruments are explained in this lecture.
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