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Mudarba / Mudarbah

Mudarba / Mudarbah
Mudarba / Mudarbah
Mudarba / Mudarbah
Mudarba / Mudarbah
Mudarba Investment
Mudarba Expenses
Mudarba Profit/Loss Sharing
Mudarba Profit/Loss Sharing
Mudarba Profit/Loss Sharing
Role of Mudarib
Termination of Mudarba
Collective Mudarba
Two Tier Mudarba
Two Tier Mudarba
Two Tier Mudarba
Two Tier Mudarba
Investors deposit US$200,000 with Islamic Bank under a Mudaraba
contract for a period of 12 months and a profit allocation set out in
the agreement as 80% to the investors (Arbab al Mal) and 20% to
Islamic Bank (as Mudarib). The investors receive Mudaraba
Certificates (investment deposit certificates) in exchange for their
deposits. Islamic Bank (as Rab al Mal) invests the $200,000 in
Islamic Enterprises (the Mudarib) with the capital at the same profit
sharing ratio, to develop a new workshop. At the end of the
Mudaraba, when the workshop is completed and sold for
US$220,000. Calculate share of Investment Account Holders IAH
(Arbab ul Maal)?
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