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  1. Maslaha: a New Approach for Islamic Bonds

    Islamic finance is inextricably linked to Islamic law, or sharia, which is richly detailed and difficult to distil into simple rules. In particular, it invokes the concept of maslaha to prohibit or permit actions and choices on the basis of whether or not it serves the best interest of the …

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  2. A comparative analysis of risk-return characteristics between Sukuk (Islamic bonds) and conventional bonds.

    Sukuk are an important mode of financing in the Islamic financial system. As usury (interest) is prohibited in Islam, conventional bonds are not suitable for investors in Islamic countries. Since their launch in the 1980s, Sukuk have gained recognition and popularity as a substitute for …

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  3. Faktor keuangan dan non keuangan yang mempengaruhi peringkat obligasi dan sukuk: Analisis komparatif pada peringkat obligasi dan sukuk yang terdaftar di Bursa Efek Indonesia Tahun 2012-2014

    … beside stocks in the capital market is a bond. Islamic bonds or sukuk can be used as an alternative investment beside stocks for investors who are interested in the sharia economic system that is now becoming a trend in Indonesia. Investments in bonds and sukuk requires a measurement of risk in …

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