THE ROLE OF ISLAMIC SUKUKS IN FINANCING THE ECONOMY
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Abstract
This research seeks to introduce Islamic sukuks as a financing tool and present their reality in the Malaysian Islamic securities market. Its goal is to show how these sukuks contribute to financing the Malaysian economy by analyzing and presenting the experience. The central problem in this research is the extent to which they contribute to funding the economy. Regarding Islamic Sukuk, Malaysia is regarded as the leader in Islamic financial engineering and capital markets. The descriptive analytical technique was used to accomplish the study's goals by gathering and analyzing data relevant to the study's topic.
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