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Jumat, 28 Juni 2013

Conventional Vs Islamic Capital Market For Halal Haram Justification

 it is very difficult to distinguish one's deeds motive, but according to the author, as a motive or motives as investor speculator can be recognized from one's activities in the capital markets.
In general, according to the author in practice, the activities of speculators tend to be more active and aggressive than the activities undertaken by ordinary investors. Therefore, it is necessary provisions governing the minimum period berhaga holdings in the capital market. In addition, if the authors reviewed the paper Agustianto as Secretary General of the Association of Indonesian Islamic Economics (IAEI) and Graduate Lecturer Economics and Islamic Finance Masters Program UI and Islamic Economics and Finance, Trisakti University explains, that speculation is forbidden not because of uncertainty in front of him, but goals / intentions and the way people use these uncertainties. If someone leaves a sense of responsibility and the rule of law to take advantage of his sheer from the uncertainty, that is forbidden in concept of gharar and maysir in Islam.
Keep in mind, that the Al-gharar and maysir itself is a concept that is associated with harm, negative result, or danger (hazard) .3
According to the authors, the problems motif) liver) a person, can not be known by others (self only actors and the creator). Therefore, according to the authors, the existence of capital markets can not be viewed in general have kemodoratan (sin), but must be seen in proportion to the benefits that will be generated. This, should encourage capital market regulatory factors, to remain developed, the hope can reduce the chance / opportunity remaining negative.

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