Abstract
The matter of inadequate financial resources for humanitarian missions has provoked a significant discourse on a global scale. The current capacity for aid is insufficient to adequately address the escalating demand, and there is growing interest in the use of sukuk, also known as Islamic bonds, as a potential new instrument for humanitarian financing. This study provides preliminary findings (from a bigger research project) based on an interview with three key informants affiliated with a non-governmental organization (NGOs) in Malaysia. While acknowledging the limitations of a small sample size, this study offers valuable insights that can inform future research endeavors.
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