This article examines the prospects for the introduction of Islamic securities in the financial market of Uzbekistan, includes existing problems and potential solutions. With the growing interest in Islamic finance globally, Uzbekistan is going through an important period to diversify its financial products and secure a wider investor base. However, a number of obstacles prevent the smooth integration of Islamic securities, including the absence of a regulatory legal framework, lack of awareness and market infrastructure. This article analyzes the experience of other countries and offers solutions to overcome these difficulties, taking into account the unique socio-economic conditions of Uzbekistan.

Islamic Finance, Capital Market, Islamic Banking

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