Abstract
ABSTRACT
 The purpose of this study is for sharia; and analysis of the legal risks of Murabaha agreements in Islamic banking. From the way of approach, this research is normative juridical research, which is research based on literature research to obtain secondary data in the field of law and at the same time document research is also carried out that serves to complement the data obtained from the literature. The conclusion of the study is that there is a legal risk of financing using Murabaha contracts in Islamic banking because it has not met sharia principles because the purchase price calculation contract is based on the amount of financing, not based on the historical price of the goods purchased which potentially contain elements of usury.
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