("Deferred Sale Finance")
(Murabaha Home Purchase Plans are currently available to Non-UK
residents and for Buy to Let transactions only.)
Murabaha was first introduced in 1997 and is a simple method
of financing the purchase of your house according to Islamic principles.
The procedure is very straightforward and
although the documentation is different to normal mortgage documents the process
is not more complicated or time consuming than buying a property in any other
way.
The key features of Murabaha are described below.
Key features:-
- Suitable for the purchase of a house or flat
- Property registered in your name or names
- Maybe fully paid at anytime
- Payments are fixed for the entire payment term
- Maximum payment term is 15 years
How it works
- You identify the property you wish to buy and agree the purchase price
with the seller of the property in the normal way.
- You approach us for assistance and complete an application form
(see section ‘do I qualify’).
- If we are able to help, the bank will buy the property, after solicitors
confirmed that everything is in order, and immediately sell it to you at a
higher price.
- The higher price is calculated depending
on the value of the property, the number of years you wish to pay us over and the
amount of your first payment
(see ‘payment calculator’ for an indication of the
higher price).
- When purchased, the property is registered in your name and the sale
between yourself and the bank is recorded in the Murabaha Contract.
- Your first payment to the bank is made on the day of completion and is your
initial contribution, normally a minimum of 17% of the purchase price.
- One month after completion your regular monthly payments will commence.
These will be claimed by Direct Debit automatically from you normal bank
account.
Manzil represents a long-term financial commitment and the
legal contracts we will ask you to sign should not be entered into unless you
are sure that you understand what they mean and feel confident that you
will be able to afford the monthly payments.
To help assess whether you can afford the financial
commitment, we will ask you to complete a detailed application form which will
give us information about yourself, your employment, your other financial
commitments and the house you wish to purchase. We will ask you to submit the
application form together with other information, such as bank statements, to help
us assess your financial position.
Once we receive the completed application form we will
ask for references from your employer or accountant (if self-employed), your bank,
your current lender (if appropriate) and your landlord (if you are renting). We
will also undertake a credit search on all applicants.
Based on the information we receive, we will normally help you
with an amount of up to 2.5 times your gross annual salary plus one times any other
salary if the application is in joint names.
Please see the linked page for our terms and conditions
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