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II: BODY (TITLE TO BE DETERMINED)
Introduction
To explore the thesis, introduced at the start of the paper, the writer addresses the question: Do the investment risks that customers of conventional banks and financial houses may experience differ from those customers of sharia compliant financial institutions may encounter? During this segment of the research paper, the writer relates relevant information to Investing (Including Risks)
Investments
Contemporary Considerations
Investing (Including Risks)
Investments
Sukuk depict one type of bonds that meet the sharia requirement that interest cannot be charged or received. Sukuk often work so that those who hold them as investments are entitled to a share of the profits of the company that issued the sukuk.
Contemporary Considerations
III. CONCLUSION
A. Analytical summary
1. Investing (Including Risks)
2. Investments
3. Contemporary Considerations
B. Thesis reworded
C. Concluding statement
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