Ma`rifat

Besides forbidding usury, the economic school of Islam has considered (qard al-hasana) (interest-free loan) as the best alternative to usury. Emphasizing on the Islamic methods of financing, qard al-hasana, as an economic behavior, has derived from the Islamic values. Bonding based on this institution, in the concept of financial development and through the optimal allocation of capital, financing large projects and equipping the saving, diversifying and expanding financial instruments with an emphasis on risk management and providing the reward of innovation will lead to economic growth. Using a descriptive-analytical method, this paper seeks to answer whether or not interest-free bonds effects on economic growth. Explaining the interest-free loan bills itself and its advantages, this research studies the impacts of making bills, as a symbol of financial development, on economic growth. Findings show that, interest-free loan bills, given its benefits, will be effective on economic growth.