Özet:

Worldwide, central banks use interest-based monetary market products to their monetary policy targets. Some Islamic central banks, such as Malaysia, Bahrain, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, use interest-free monetary market products in addition to interest-free monetary market products according to their dual (dual) financial systems that are under their control. However, the controversy on this non-profit monetary market products continues today. The central banks that control Islamic banks around the world also need to use money market products that are fit from the point of view. In return, when no extra is granted, the products that are structured with the help of contracts that are under the scope of contracts that do not contain interest shall be accepted in accordance with the fictional point of view. In the article, the interest-free monetary market products of the countries that control the bilateral (dual) financial system were detailed in the operational and physical perspective, and at the end of the article, two new interest-free monetary market products, structured with the help of the "reverse method" using mutual interest contracts, were presented. The central banks that control the dual (dual) financial systems will be able to contribute to the interest-free monetary markets thanks to these new products.