ROADMAP TO ISLAMIC FINANCE
AND BANKING
Your guide to Islamic principles of banking, investments wills, estates and more...
Islamic Finance
Explained
banking
Bank Accounts, Savings Accounts, Property, Vehicle, and Asset Finance...
investments
Shares, Sukuks, Unit Trusts, Offshore, ETFs...
wills & Estates
Wills, Trusts, Inheritance, Estate Planning, Philanthropy...
Insurance
Property, Vehicle, Business, Long term insurance...
zakat & sadaqah
Calculators, NPOs, Waqf, Charitable Payments...
FAQs
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What Is Money In Islam?
Islam views money as important to trade, but it must be based on commodities and have intrinsic value examples: gold (as Gold Dinar), silver (as Silver Dirham), dates, wheat, barley, and salt.
Can I Have An Islamic Bank Account?
Islamic banks offer accounts that work according to the principles of interest free banking. The profits earned are shared by depositors. The depositors share the profits and losses.
Why Interest Is Haraam In Islam?
Riba is commonly translated to ‘interest’ or ‘usury’ in English and is a charge for the use of another’s money. It also includes unequal exchanges.
Why Do I Need A Shariah Compliant Will?
Wills are an important part of the Islamic faith. A Will must be made whilst you are alive. While your family is grieving the loss of their loved one(s), they will not have to worry about the extra stress that comes with dividing assets and settling debts.