Start with the number in the title. DinarStandard puts global Islamic finance assets at $5.99 trillion for 2024, heading to $9.72 trillion by 2029. For that same year, 2024, the IFSB - the industry's prudential standard-setter, working from regulators' own supervisory returns - puts them at $3.88 trillion. Same industry, same year, a gap of roughly $2.1 trillion. That is not a rounding error. It is a statement about what gets counted, what gets reported, and where the capital actually sits. What both agree on: sukuk outstanding crossed $1 trillion in 2025, and the growth is now coming from Africa and Central Asia. So - is there a corridor here, or a very good story? The panel sizes the flow and shows it’s working.
Sarlavhadagi raqamlardan boshlasak... “DinarStandard” ma’lumotlariga ko‘ra, global islomiy moliya aktivlari 2024-yilda 5,99 trillion dollarni tashkil etib, 2029-yilga borib 9,72 trillion dollarga yetishi kutilmoqda. Ayni shu 2024-yil uchun tartibga soluvchi organlarning nazorat hisobotlariga tayanib ishlaydigan va sohaning prudensial standartlarini belgilovchi IFSB esa bu ko‘rsatkichni 3,88 trillion dollar deb baholaydi. Bir soha, bir yil, lekin salkam 2,1 trillion dollarlik tafovut. Bu shunchaki yaxlitlashdagi xatolik emas. Bu – nima hisobga olinayotgani, nima haqida hisobot berilayotgani va kapital aslida qayerda jamlangani haqidagi bayonotdir. Ikkala manba ham bir fikrga qo‘shiladi: muomaladagi sukuk hajmi 2025-yilda 1 trillion dollardan oshdi va hozirgi o‘sish Afrika va Markaziy Osiyo hisobidan ro‘y bermoqda. Xo‘sh, bu shunchaki yangi yo‘lakmi yoki shunchaki chiroyli bir hikoyami? Panel ushbu oqim hajmini baholaydi va uning amalda ishlayotganini ko‘rsatib beradi.
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