التصكيك البنكي الإسلامي في تنمية الاقتصاد الإماراتي

Abstract EN

Islamic banks are part of the banking system and are assigned the task of contributing to the development and development of the economy.

However, they have a business philosophy based on the provisions of the Islamic Sharia, which distinguish them from other banking institutions, which has faced many challenges, including how to invest money and mobilize savings away from Interest Mechanisms In light of the rapid development of the global financial environment, sukuk was one of the most important and latest financial instruments based on the idea of participating in the financing of projects or investment operations medium or long term in accordance with Islamic Sharia.

(Sukuk) to gain a competitive advantage in the global markets to ensure the financing of diversified projects, especially the largest ones and to keep abreast of developments in the world of money on the one hand and to prove their existence as a real alternative to conventional banks.

This paper aims to answer the question whether Sukuk Issued by UAE Islamic banks in the development of the economy? To answer this problem we will highlight the basic concepts associated with Islamic instruments as well as Islamic banks and then talk about the experience of questioning the Islamic banks of the United Arab Emirates and its role in economic development to develop the most important characteristic of this experience