Islamic business financing, also known as Sharia-compliant finance, is a method of funding that follows Islamic law (Sharia). One of its key principles is the strict prohibition of interest (riba), unlike conventional loans. Instead, Islamic finance operates on profit-sharing, asset-backed transactions, and ethical investment. This means both the lender and the borrower share the profit and sometimes the risk of the business venture, promoting fairness and transparency in financial dealings.
