<![CDATA[This study aims to analyze the implementation of the musyarakah contract in Islamic banking in Indonesia, focusing on its challenges, execution mechanisms, and development opportunities. The research method employed is library research and closed observation, utilizing literature, articles, and practices from several national Islamic banks. The results indicate that although musyarakah has significant potential in supporting fair and inclusive financing, its proportion remains substantially lower compared to other contracts such as murabahah. Key obstacles include administrative complexity, high business risks, low public understanding of the profit-sharing principle, and weak monitoring systems for funded businesses. The findings further reveal that musyarakah contracts are highly effective in fostering the growth of productive sectors, particularly in financing MSMEs and property projects, thereby enhancing Islamic financial inclusion. However, successful implementation requires intensive educational strategies, strengthened internal supervision, and product innovation, such as the development of musyarakah mutanaqisah and hybrid schemes. With innovative adaptations to market needs and strong regulatory support, musyarakah is expected to become a key instrument in strengthening a sustainable and inclusive Islamic economic ecosystem at the national level.]]>
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