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Money Creation Concept and Monetary Policy in Islamic Economy: The Role of Malaysian Regulator

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January 4th, 2020

By Dr. Hafiza Harun

Abstract:

The uniqueness of Islamic economics system lies on its underlying principles and philosophies. Islamic principles stand as the guiding rules in ensuring all mechanisms and relevant activities of economics are in compliance with Shariah. Undoubtedly, the creation of money requires for a meticulous process as the observation of any elements of non-compliance with Shariah must be put in place. The involvement of ethical foundation is also exclusive and worth to be emphasized as a reflection of Islam and a perfect religion. By focusing to Malaysian monetary policy and economics jurisdiction, indeed, the role of regulator is very crucial and being stressed in this discussion. This research paper applies the literature review based methodology that deliberates the money status in Islam, Islamic monetary policy and the significant procedures and financial regulations for monetary policy in Malaysia. Developing a dedicated Islamic monetary policy has been progressing through continuous effort in embarking in-depth research on this area besides the existence of Islamic Interbank Money Market which focuses on absorbing surplus liquidity.

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