Morocco is probably a platform with a great potential for the development of Islamic finance. The recent reform of the law, published during the month of September 2013 on securitization introducing Sukuk is able to stimulate the Moroccan financial market and give it its attraction both in terms of mobilizing internal resources underutilized or external resources especially from the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council. This research aims to highlight how these new instruments of islamic finance such as Sukuk can contribute to the funding of the Moroccan economy. We try to present the different types of Sukuk, their characteristics and their worldwide developments in recent years. In a second axis, we try to understand how these new financial instruments of Islamic finance can be considered as real levers of funding of the Moroccan economy.