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Why does the financial part of Manzil remind me of conventional interest based mortgages?

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Why does the financial part of Manzil remind me of conventional interest based mortgages?

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Murabaha & Ijara We have been working with our eminent Sharia’a scholars to design financial products which conform to Sharia’a and at the same time, give Muslims access to the economic benefits of home ownership through fixed(Murabaha) and variable (ijara) price plans. Trade (through Murabaha) and Leasing (thorugh Ijara) are permitted but interest (riba) is forbidden.

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