Stake attention in this memory
The image depicts a museum exhibit about the founding of Bank Muamalat, a sharia (Islamic) bank in Indonesia. The exhibit's text, in both Indonesian and English, describes the bank's history, starting with the initial challenge of setting up the bank. The image features a large stylized building with a prominent sign that reads "Bank Muamalat," signifying the bank's establishment. The text explains that Bank Muamalat was founded on November 1, 1991, in Jakarta, as the first sharia bank in Indonesia, but it did not begin operations until May 1, 1999. The text also mentions that the bank was accompanied by sharia microfinance institutions as a symbol of "Rural Bank under Sharia Principles." The text further states that conventional banks lacked any provision to allow conventional banks to provide sharia services, and that sharia business units were only created after the enactment of Law No. 10 of 1998 on banking. This new law made Bank Muamalat Indonesia move forward more steadily. The exhibit includes a red fire extinguisher in the bottom left corner, likely part of the museum's safety precautions. The image was taken at the coordinates -6.138, 106.815, which is located in West Jakarta, Indonesia.
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