Investment Sukuk in Islamic Jurisprudence and Moroccan Legislation

About this book

In the money world which may sometimes seem dry and abstract, the book "Investment Sukuk in Islamic Jurisprudence and Moroccan Legislation" by Dr. Halima Miftah stands out as a literary and knowledge bridge linking the venerability of legitimate purposes with modern legal systems' modernity. This work is no mere legal research, but a journey into "financial justice's" core sought by societies today, where the reader progresses between Islamic jurisprudence's deep corridors and contemporary Moroccan legislation texts, discovering how money can be a tool for building, not depletion. The book dives into "sukuk" philosophy; those documents carrying promises of real growth based on "profit accompanies liability" and profit-and-loss sharing, far from usury's shackles and accumulated debts. In a style joining academic precision and human flow, the author poses inspiring questions: how can we institutionalize these tools in our contemporary reality? And has the Moroccan legislator succeeded in creating a legal environment.