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

Islamic Capital Market (ICM) refers to a financial market where Shariah-compliant instruments and products are traded, ensuring that all activities are in line with Islamic principles.

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It plays a crucial role in Islamic banking, finance, and capital markets by offering alternatives to traditional interest-based financial products. Islamic Capital Market instruments include Sukuk (Islamic bonds), Islamic stocks, and other asset-backed securities, designed to avoid risk and uncertainty (Gharar) while promoting ethical investment.

These instruments provide a Shariah-compliant way for investors to participate in the capital market, supporting economic growth and development within Islamic frameworks.

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