Title: The foundation of a fair mudarabah profit sharing ratio: a case study of Islamic banks in Indonesia
Authors:
- Muhamad Nafik Hadi Ryandono
- Kumara Adji Kusuma
- Ari Prasetyo
Department: Islamic Economics
Journal Name: Journal of Asian Finance, Economics, and Business
Kinds of Journal: Q2
Keywords: Islamic Economics, Fairness of Profit-Sharing Nisbah, Mudarabah Contract, Islamic Bank, Indonesia
ABSTRACT
This research aims to expose the Islamic perspective on the concept of justice on the Mudarabah contract's profit-sharing ratio. In certain versses in al-Qur'an, Islamic values in muamalah, the rules are dictated by the Qur'an and its practices, and Explanations rendered (more commonly known as Sunnah) by the prophet Muhammad (Pbuh) and Sahabah (the Company (Islamic Jurisprudence), are used as the instruments of sharia to achieve the study objective. Islamic Monetary Establishments in Indonesia are still not in full consistency with the sharia principles, significantly as far as satisfying equity and justice by Islamic banks in Mudarabah Contract (with clients). The Ignominy is the Nisbah (Ratio) between the Capital Proprietor and the Capital Director. There are models or propositions to decide the benefit (profit)-sharing proportion. Nevertheless, None of them Explains or Specifies the Possibility of Equity/Justice in the Profit-Sharing Ratio. This research utilizes an explorative and subjective methodology that contributed to the philosophical premise of deciding the profit-sharing fairness. The elements of a just ratio for the mudharabah contract are mutual willingness, the existence of negotiation, and the level of advantages and risk of the laboratory.
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