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Compilation of articles addressing the fast-growing segment of Islamic capital markets within Islamic finance. The development of capital markets in Islamic economies is essential because of Shar'ia prohibition of interest, which causes these markets to rely more heavily on equities and asset based financing. Examines the state of equity and stable income products (ijarah sukuk) in Islamic capital markets, advocating for their futher development.

This book describes the development of equity and stable income products in Islamic capital markets today. It is divided into five sections. The first of these introduces the topic at hand, emphasizing the importance of Islamic capital markets in the absence of interest-based finance. The second chapter describes the landscape of the capital market as a whole, with sections on market penetration, corporate earnings, market liquidity, and the relative paucity of stock listings.

In this research paper authors discuss the need of the Islamic economy for systematically terminating musharakah contracts by observing and addressing economic issues related to the concept of diminishing musharakah.

Proceedings of a workshop organized by the Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI) of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Jeddah and the Sudanese Estates Bank, in Khartoum, Sudan, during 18-21 Rabi' Thani 1412 H, 27-29 (October 1991 G) in Khartoum, Sudan, during 18-21 Rabi' Thani 1412 H, 27-29 (October 1991 G),