Monday, 18 May 2020

How Murabaha assets are measured? With hypothetical example, prepare accounting report for recognition of Murabaha financing assets.


                  
 All praise is due to Allah, may peace, salutation and the blessing be upon the prophet Muhammad (), his entire family, his companions and those that follow their footsteps with righteous until the last day. Indeed measurement of the Murabaha capital has contributed immeasurably at upon the Acquisition of Assets. Therefore, I will be given the highlights of how the Murabaha assets of the organization have been recognizing by the banks and other financial institutions throughout the history of the Murabaha Capital recognition principle that has been implemented at price discount if obtained after the acquisition. Moreover, the Murabaha Capital recognitions principles of accounting and measurement and upon financing the customer. Furthermore, Murabaha Financing will be the outlet of recognition will be highlighted first after that the Murabaha Assets recognition which are based on three main focal points that are:
 


                                                      

 







)      The Murabaha Assets recognition principles Upon the Acquisition of the Assets.
2)      The Murabaha Assets recognition principle at price discount if obtained after acquisition.
3)      The Murabaha Assets recognition principle upon financing the customer.

                     Firstly, the Murabaha assets recognition principles upon the acquisition of the assets is in three forms or category with an obligation, without an obligation and provision. Surely, upon acquisition of assists with an obligation the, Murabaha assets must be measured at the impaired or lower historical cost not to overvalue farsightedness and to defend the purchaser for that the reason the Murabaha assets upon acquisition of assets with an obligation have to lower their historical cost and protect their buyer or purchaser. Moreover, upon acquisition of Assets without any obligation, the Murabaha assets must be measured at the cash equivalent value of upon acquisition of assets that will reflect the current value and defend the financier or the bank in measuring the Murabaha assets without any obligation. 

Finally, the provision of upon acquisition of the Murabaha assets reflect any decline in between the cash equivalent value and the acquisition cost  of in measuring of the Murabaha assets with the used of the provision to reflect the changes in between them. Finally, according to the AAOFI standard it necessitates that available for sale after the acquisition on the basis of Murabaha must be measure at their historical cost. Therefore Islamic financial institutions must make disclose of note on the financial statement if the Islamic bank or Islamic financial institution has made a provision in that the period in operation for the decline in value of the Islamic financial institution assets. 
 
                   Secondly, the Murabaha assets recognition principle at the discount price if obtained after the acquisition in measuring the Murabaha assets must not be treated as returns or revenue however to diminish the cost of the pertinent or relevant  goods except approved via SSB or Islamic bank’s Shariah supervisory board according to the AAOFI standard. Moreover, this is very helpful for the bank to measure the Murabaha assets to discount their pertinent goods without approval from SSS to give the bank ability to maintain the stability in executing the measurement of the Murabaha Assets. 

Furthermore, there are two different transactions instruments in Murabaha financing. Islamic bank has been the first to perform this transaction to purchase the asset from the developer than an Islamic bank will record this to it accounts book by debiting the purchased asset and crediting the cash expend on the asset purchase from the developer and secondly Islamic bank than sell the same to asset purchase from the developer to the customer or the client and finally, the Islamic bank will debit cost plus profit which the Murabaha financing; credit the cost of the asset and also credit deferred profit, then the marked up to the amount from Murabaha financial 

  Thirdly, the Murabaha assets recognition principle upon financing the customer which mean the bank or financier must record this receivable from the particular customer at the face value which the means the financier or bank to deduct the cash equivalent value from (less) the provision aimed of the doubtful debts. Moreover, what is a cash equivalent…..? Cash equivalent is the number of monetary a unit that will be realized if a particular asset was sold on a cash basis in the regular the course of the Islamic financial institution at an existing date. For the reason that Islamic financial institution used this know changes if it negative or a decline of assets which means the cash equivalent is lesser than the doubted debt is not good for the Islamic financial institutions or financier to operate on. Moreover, if such a thing happens the bank will use the Hamish Jiddiyah which mean the commitment money to cover the loss in case it happens.in another way, when the doubtful debt is lesser than the cash equivalent the Islamic the financial institution, will release the incline of the assets.
Text Box: Liability
Rs.1.5M

       



 





                    In conclusion, Murabaha is measured base on the Assets recognition principles Upon the Acquisition of the Assets, Assets recognition principle at price discount if obtained after acquisition and the Assets recognition principle upon financing the customer which are very helpful for the Islamic financial institution to operate in fully comfortable an environment with the conformity of Islamic Shariah law in regards to the Islamic financial institution operation. Therefore, Assets recognition principles Upon the Acquisition of the Assets is of three types with an obligation, without an obligation and provision; with obligation, Murabaha assets must be measured at the impaired or lower historical cost, not to overvalue farsightedness and to defend the purchaser. Without obligation, assets must be measured at the cash equivalent value of upon acquisition of assets that will reflect the current value and defend the financier.

                  Finally the provision Murabaha assets reflect any decline in between the cash equivalent value and the acquisition cost. Moreover, Assets recognition principle at price discount if obtained after acquisition Murabaha assets must not be treated as returns or revenue however to diminish the cost of the pertinent except approved by Islamic bank’s Shariah supervisory board. Furthermore, the Assets recognition principle upon financing the customer which implies the Islamic financial institution must record the receivables from their client at their face value. For the reason that the Islamic financial institution to reduce their cash equivalent value less from the provision. If the financial institutions are stick to these principles of Murabaha in their transactions they will be successful both this life and hereafter, may Allah (S.W.T) forgive us and grant us the understanding of the deen (religion) and internalized it our daily life to contribute to the development of the Ummah of the prophet () until the last day sub-hanaka Allahuma bi hamdika nashadu an Allaha Allah ant wa tasqfiruka wa atubu illaik jazakallahu Khair wa salam.

 

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