Diversification of Islamic Financial Insturments
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Table 25: Sovereign Sukuk Issuance (IDR Billion)
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Sukuk
Shariah
Contract
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Islamic Fixed
Rate Sukuk
(IFR)
Ijarah Sale
and Lease
Back
5,976
12,126 16,736 17,136 16,586 16,586
Ritel Sukuk
(SR)
Ijarah Sale
and Lease
Back
5,556
13,590 20,931 28,989 35,924 47,906
Indonesian
Sovereign
Sukuk (SNI)
Ijarah Sale
and Lease
Back
6,110
5,844
14,962 25,466 50,584 40,470
Hajj Fund
Sukuk (SDHI)
Ijarah al-
khadamat
2,686
12.783 23,783 35,783 31,533 35,533
Islamic
Treasury Bill
(SPN-S)
Ijarah Sale
and Lease
Back
1,320
195
8,633
5,165
Project Based
Sukuk (PBS)
Ijarah Asset
to be Leased
16.714 26,030 30,181
Total
20,328 44.344 77.733 124.28 169,29 175,842
Source: Indonesian Ministry of Finance (2016)
Financial Instruments Commonly Used
The National Shariah Board of Indonesian Ulama Council (DSN-MUI) has issued fatwa No.
32/DSN-MUI/IX/2002 on the permissible Sukuk contracts in Indonesia namely
Mudarabah
,
Murabahah
,
Musharakah
,
Salam
,
Istisna’
and Ijarah. However, the most common structures
used in Indonesian Sukuk structure are
Ijarah
and
Mudarabah.
The Corporate Sukuk in Indonesia are mainly structured following the principles of
Ijarah
and
Mudarabah
. At end-2015, corporate Sukuk based on an
ijarah
contract accounted for 65.9% of
total corporate Sukuk outstanding.
Table 26: Corporate Sukuk Instruments in Indonesia
Sukuk Structure
Outstanding Amount (IDR billion)
Sukuk Ijarah
4,974
Sukuk Mudarabah
1,079
Sukuk Mudarabah Subordinated
1,500
Source: Indonesia Stock Exchange 2016
Likewise, sovereign Sukuk in Indonesia are mainly structured using
Ijarah
contract. In
sovereign Sukuk, at least three types of
Ijarah
are used in the structure, namely
Ijarah
sale and
lease back,
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Ijarah al-Khadamat
40
and
Ijarah
asset to be leased
41
. The preference to use
ijarah
in
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Ijarah sale and lease back
is defined as a contract whereby the buyer of an asset lease back of the asset that has been
bought to the seller. The underlying asset is usually land or building. This type of Sukuk is categorized as certificate of
ownweship of leased asset as can be referred to AAOIFI Shariah Standards Nomor 17 (3/1).




