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Products – Saving or Deposit Products

1. Current account

(typically but terms may vary from bank to bank)

Customer:

  • Deposits money which is guaranteed by the bank
  • May be issued with a cheque book and a debit card
  • Can withdraw money on demand
  • May be required to gives consent for the deposit to be used in a manner that is compliant with Shariah principles
  • Is not entitled to return or profit make on balances

Bank:

  • Invests deposits in Shariah compliant activities at its own risk
  • Guarantees repayment of deposit in whole  or any part of outstanding balance upon request
  • May give the customer a portion of the return on investment as a gift on description
  • Usually does not charge for withdrawals

Islamic principle – Qard al wadeeah (free of profit loan)

 

2. Savings account

(typically but terms may vary from bank to bank)

Customer

  • Deposits money but at shared risk with other depositors and bank share holders
  • May be required to maintain a minimum balance in account
  • May be allowed a certain number of withdrawals without penalty
  • Shares profit and loss with other depositors and shareholders

Bank:

  • Invests deposits in Shariah compliant activities at its own risk and the risk of the depositors
  • Shares profit and loss with account holders
  • Usually requires a minimum deposit
  • May charge an annual service fee
  • May charge for withdrawals beyond a certain number

Islamic principle – Mudaraba (contract between principle and agent)

 

3. Investment account / term deposit account

(typically but terms may vary from bank to bank)

Customer

  • Deposits money but at shared risk with other depositors and bank share holders
  • May be required to make a minimum opening deposit
  • May be required to keep deposit over a predetermined period of time such as one, three, six or twelve months
  • May be penalised for withdrawals before end of the period agreed
  • Shares profit and loss with other account holders and shareholders

Bank:

  • Pools funds into investment vehicles that are Shariah compliant
  • Shares profits and losses with account holders
  • Usually requires a minimum opening amount
  • May charge an annual service fee

Islamic principle – Wakalah (contract between principle and agent)


 
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