Your contribution
Confirm the amount you need to provide, the accepted property valuation and all purchase or arrangement costs.
A considered way forward
Explore Islamic property financing with the structure, commitments and costs in view. We’ll help you prepare the questions that turn unfamiliar terms into a useful conversation.
Open the financing guideStart with understanding
Islamic financing uses Shariah-based contractual structures. Ask the provider which structure applies to your property proposal and how its product is overseen.
Availability, property acceptance and approval remain subject to the provider’s assessment. Use the written product documents to understand your own responsibilities.
A little context goes a long way
Open a term to explore its meaning and the questions to bring to your provider.
A READING GUIDE / NOT A PRODUCT MENUA lease-based arrangement. The contract sets out the use of the asset and rental obligations; any ownership-transfer arrangement needs to be understood separately.
A sale at a disclosed cost and agreed profit. The contract determines the sale price and payment arrangement.
Payments can vary under some home-finance products. Read the pricing mechanism, fixed period if any, benchmark and reset terms in the offer.
Some home-finance products include life and property takaful contributions in the payment arrangement.
Read beyond the headline
Ask for the Key Facts Statement, offer documents and applicable charges. Read them together rather than comparing a single advertised rate.
Confirm the amount you need to provide, the accepted property valuation and all purchase or arrangement costs.
Ask for a breakdown of the payment components, applicable contributions and any future changes.
Review security, property responsibilities and the consequences of missed payments.
Ask for the rules and costs for extra payments, early settlement or switching providers.
Your conversation, prepared
Tell us about the property, your circumstances and the kind of financing you want to explore.
Location, type, purchase stage and available records.
Income, existing commitments and available contribution.
The questions you have about structure, payments and responsibilities.
Questions worth asking
No. Review the agreed payments, profit or rental pricing, contributions and applicable fees in the provider’s documents.
Not necessarily. Ask which components can vary, how pricing is reset and what a change would mean for your payment.
Request the product’s contractual explanation and information about the provider’s Shariah oversight. Direct product-specific religious questions to its qualified Shariah team.
Ask for the written rules and a settlement illustration. Applicable fees and the treatment of outstanding amounts depend on the agreement.
This page is an introductory guide. The provider must confirm available products, eligibility, property acceptance and the final terms for your application.
A thoughtful next step
Let’s put the right questions around the home you have in mind.