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  • Unlike conventional bonds that generate returns through fixed interest payments, Sukuk generates returns through the ownership of underlying assets, thereby avoiding the prohibitions of Riba (interest) and excess Gharar (uncertainty).
  • Global Sukuk market has witnessed significant growth over the last two decades, diversifying its presence across regions such as the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Europe, and Africa.
  • The outlook for the sukuk market indicates a continued upward trend, with projections suggesting it will reach $2,160.55 billion by 2028.

Sukuk, commonly known as Islamic bonds, represent a unique financial instrument in the context of Islamic finance, distinguished by their adherence to Shariah compliance. Unlike conventional bonds that generate returns through fixed interest payments, Sukuk generates returns through the ownership of underlying assets, thereby avoiding the prohibitions of Riba (interest) and excess Gharar (uncertainty).

This Shariah-compliant structure renders Sukuk an appealing option for both Muslim and non-Muslim investors seeking ethical and socially …