National Shari'a Board - Indonesian Council of Ulama Fatwa No. 69 of 2008 on State Shari'a Securities

This fatwa defines a 'state shari'a security' as a state security issued purusant to shari'a principles, as proof of partial ownership of a state shari'a security asset, both in Indonesian Rupiah and foreign currency. A 'state shari'a security asset' is defined as a state shari'a security and/or state-owned financial asset with economic value (land, property and/or other), which can underpin the issuance of a state shari'a security.

The fatwa states that following contracts can be used to issue a state shari'a security:

  1. Ijarah;
  2. Mudharabah;
  3. Musyarakah;
  4. Istishna'; and
  5. other contracts that are not contrary to shari'a principles.
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