2. DEFINITION OF
MUSYARAKAH
Valid as it is established in the Quran :
“ truly many are the partners in business
who wrong each other except those who
believe and work deeds of righteousness,
and how few are they.”
Contract of partnership between two or
more people.
3. CONT…
All partners :
Contribute capital
Participate in management
Share profit according to pre-agreed
ratio
Share the losses in proportion of
capital ratio
4. 1. General Musyarakah (Shirkah al-
milk)
Co-ownership without entering into a
formal partnership agreement
2. Contractual (Shirkah al-uqud)
Contract (proper partnership)
agreement either written or orally
(formal or informal)
•Divided into 4 kinds
5. AL-INAN
All partners need not be adults or
have equal share in capital.
Not equally responsible for
management.
Profit share may be unequal.
Must be clearly specified.
Share in losses according to capital
contribution.
6. AL-MUFAWADAH
Partners are adults
Equal in contribution of capital
Ability to take responsibility
Share profit and losses
Responsible for liabilities.
7. Capital
Only based on money not on commodities
Capital must be in monetary form
Contracting Parties
Parties involved contribute funds.
Parties have right to exercise executive
powers in accordance with agreed formula.
8. AL- ABDAN
The partners contribute skills
and efforts without contributing
capital.
9. AL- WUJUH
Partners use their goodwill,
credit-worthiness and their
contract for promoting their
business without contributing
capital.
10. Work
Partners belong in the same trade
Work in one place
All partners participate in actual work
Get profit according to their work
Risk
Entails lower risks (involves risk sharing
through partnership)
Number of individuals in a position are limited.
11. 1.Partners use capital jointly to generate a
surplus
2.Profit or losses will be shared between
partners according to equity ratio
3.Involves in the equity structure of Islamic
banks
12. 4.Depositor are concerned- Islamic bank as
Mudarib (manage funds)
5.Al- Musyarakah is a profit and loss
sharing partnership
6.Bank and customer both contribute capital
and expertise in project