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This paper aims to find out the phenomenon of injustice experienced by Islamic banks consumers in dealing with the profit sharing ratio of the mudarabah contract. The method opted for an exploratory study using the phenomenological approach which covers consumers of Indonesia Islamic banks. The data were triangulated and complemented by documentary analysis, official website resources, and annual reports of the banks. In the findings, the paper provides empirical data about the consumers’ familiarity of unfairness in the profit sharing ratio of the partnership contract of Indonesia Islamic banks based on interview with the banks’ consumers. The consumers feeling of injustice occurred when the Islamic banks did not perform the execution of the mudarabah contract strictly to its requirements which based on Islamic jurisprudence. Other findings, there are gaps between the conventional and Islamic banks in terms of pricing standardization and also within the Islamic banks themselves in determining the profit sharing ratio which then create the injustice in the mudarabah contract. The finding of these phenomena would inform the policy maker and banks’ manager to regulate a juster profit sharing ratio. Keywords—fairness; partnership; agreement; negotiation; Islam; Bank; Indonesia

Phenomenon of Injustice in Profit Sharing Ratio of Indonesia Islamic Banks' Mudarabah Contract