Yes, you can have debit orders running on an Islamic cheque account. Islamic banks offer cheque accounts that comply with Sharia principles, and these accounts function similarly to conventional cheque accounts but without involving any interest (riba).

In an Islamic cheque account, you can deposit money and use it for various transactions, including setting up debit orders. Debit orders are a common way to pay recurring bills or make regular payments, such as utility bills, insurance premiums, and loan repayments. When you set up a debit order, the specified amount is automatically deducted from your account on the scheduled date and paid to the recipient.

Islamic banks ensure that the debit orders and other transactions conducted through their accounts are in compliance with Sharia principles. They avoid interest-based transactions and ensure that the funds are used in accordance with Islamic guidelines.

If you’re interested in opening an Islamic cheque account and setting up debit orders, you can contact an Islamic bank or a bank with Islamic banking services in your region. They will provide you with the necessary information on how to open the account and set up the debit orders based on their specific procedures and requirements.