Abstract

Holistic Practice of Fiqh Al-Muamalat: Halal Accountability of Islamic Microfinance Institutions

Highlights

  • Islamic financial system has gained world communities', the Muslim or non-Muslim, recognition as a unique and universal system organizing goods and services [1]

  • Islamic financial system adopted in Islamic financial institutions is unique, acknowledged by people around the world, and perceived to excel in the conventional financial system

  • The basic reason for that is because the Islamic financial system follows universal and ethical Islamic sharia

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Introduction

Islamic financial system has gained world communities', the Muslim or non-Muslim, recognition as a unique and universal system organizing goods and services [1]. The operational success of Islamic financial institutions has proven that a new financial intermediation model can survive, as well as excel conventional model [2]. It is perceived as an ethical project [3]. That is because the Islamic financial system is based on sharia principles that do not discriminate religious and other life aspects [4]. Islamic law encompasses all human behavioral aspects, including commercial business transactions [5]. In the Islamic economy, humans are required to perform productive activities that bring positive

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