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Sharia and Legal Regulations of Musharaka Financing

Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management), 2023
This article examines the Sharia and legal controls governing Musharaka financing as a core participatory finance instrument based on profit-and-loss sharing. It clarifies the concept of Musharaka, its legal basis, and its main advantages, then discusses key contractual conditions, profit distribution mechanisms, loss allocation rules, and the ...
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Musharaka and Mudaraba

2012
Abstract This chapter explores the origins, characteristics, and modern financial applications of two of the oldest forms of Islamic joint venture contracts: musharaka and mudaraba. A commonly held view of Islamic finance, based on the concept of transaction risk sharing, is that it is ‘equity-based’ rather than ‘debt-based’, and ...
Julian Johansen, Atif Hanif
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Musharaka partnership financing – an approach to venture capital for microenterprise

Enterprise Development & Microfinance, 1994
The charging of interest on loans to small businesses is condemned under Islam, but in many Muslim countries alternative financing schemes have arisen. Musharaka is a form of partnership financing not very far in principle from venture capital, and it has been used in the Sudan to finance small businesses and even microenterprises.
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Musharaka Financing by Islamic Financial Institutions

2011
Profit and loss sharing is the real difference of conventional and Islamic banking. This article includes sharia rulings, types of Shirka, application, issues and hurdles in its application. After going through this article, one would be able to understand (1) Meaning and makeup of Musharaka (2) Sharia rulings about Musharaka (3) Financial impact of ...
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Extending the Campus: Al-Musharaka and Technology-Assisted Collaboration

Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, 2005
As a scholar of North Africa and the Middle East, I get very excited about the possibilities internet technologies open up for me and other scholars who are concerned with regions of the globe outside our national borders. The internet brings a wealth of information to my computer on a daily basis.
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Financing homes by employing Ijara based diminishing Musharaka

International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management, 2020
Purpose This paper aims to examine how homes can be purchased and financed by using Ijara-based diminishing Musharaka (IDM) modes of financing and thus both the home buyer (HB) and Islamic Bank (IB) become joint owners and share rental income jointly according to their respective shares.
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Practice of Mudaraba and Musharaka in Islamic Banking

2018
Though both growth and popularity of Islamic banking in Bangladesh is remarkable, two very important modes of Islamic investment i.e,. Mudaraba and Musharaka are yet to be practiced. To give the Islamic banks a complete shape, there is no other alternative but to implement, practice and popularize the Mudaraba and Musharaka modes.
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Implementation Issues of Partnership (Musharka) and Diminishing Partnership (Muntiqa Musharaka)

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
Aim: This research aims to understand the concept and implementation issues of partnership and diminishing partnership and confirms its existence and presents solutions/recommendation in context of Pakistan. Analysis: Content analysis is used to derive implementation issues which restrict the growth of partnership/diminishing partnership then ...
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Can musharaka financing of SMEs be applied to the interest-based banking system?

Enterprise Development & Microfinance, 1999
It has already been established that Islamic partnership finance has potential for SME financing, even though some outstanding problems have to be solved if it is to be widely adopted. The methods of musharaka (Islamic partnership finance) may also be of interest to conventional financial institutions, however, since there are only a few differences ...
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