Islamic Banks in Bahrain Achieving Goals
The article focuses on the role of Islamic banks in the Kingdom of Bahrain in supporting and reconstructing the land through real financing and sustainable economic development. It explains that Islamic financing instruments such as Musharakah (partnership), Mudarabah (profit-sharing), Salam, Istisna, and Sukuk support infrastructure, energy, and agriculture projects, and play a vital role in financing productive assets and achieving development goals. The data indicates that most financing is conducted through Murabaha and Ijarah (leasing) agreements, while the use of partnership and direct investment schemes remains limited, despite their alignment with the philosophy of land development. The study emphasizes that banks in Bahrain contribute significantly to financing the real economy, but the upcoming stage requires a greater rebalancing of financing methods to enhance their civilizational and developmental role in fulfilling the objectives of Islamic Shariah in land reconstruction.
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