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Thank you. Then, could you also explain Gharar and Musharakah? Of course. Gharar refers to uncertainty or ambiguity that is strictly prohibited in Islamic financial transactions, because it may lead to injustice or speculation. Meanwhile, Musharakah is a partnership contract in which all parties contribute capital and share profits and risks based on an agreed ratio.