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The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic mandates that commercial banks with Islamic banking licenses adhere to specific Sharia-compliant requirements for standard contracts, including prohibitions on interest, uncertainty, and speculative activities. The regulation defines detailed rights and obligations for parties in Mudaraba and Murabaha contracts, sets profit-sharing and loss-bearing rules, and establishes strict conditions for pricing, penalties, and collateral. It also introduces accessibility requirements for clients with disabilities and specifies that consumer financing contracts must comply with consumer credit laws.
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