Author(s): Majdi Ali Mohammad Ghaith
Financial markets have been of a pivotal value for economic and financial developments and have become the focus of attention of various financial crises. In addition to the banking sector, the financial market sector, especially the capital market, is one of the financial sectors that has been given great interest by the Islamic economy due to its role in mobilizing savings and collecting surplus units with deficit units. This is because Islamic sukuk as a financial instrument play a prominent role in this field. Since most of the capital markets in different countries, including Islamic countries, are not committed to the provisions of Islamic law, it is necessary to clarify the effect of the intent on the speculation process in Islamic Sukuk. The significance of this research lies in investigating the legal provision of speculation in Islamic Sukuk depending on dealer’s intent in the Islamic market.