Indonesian banking law defines a Sharia principle as an agreement between a bank and other parties to maintain funds or financing for business activities based on Islamic laws, such as mudharabah (financing pursuant to profit sharing), musharakah (financing pursuant to capital participation), murabahah (sale and purchase of goods for profit), ijarah (financing of capital goods pursuant to the leasing principle) or ijarah wa iqtina (transfer of ownership over leased goods from a bank to other parties).
February 01 2006