How to obtain loans secured by hand, Islamic
Do you ever dreamed to own a car or a luxury apartment, or even a piece of land thus be secured loans it is making to ensure the product that you want to buy it is different from cash loans Loans cash are to ensure a deposit you at the bank or the existence of a guarantor for you, Only thus see that secured loans are easier to get them.
If you've dreamed about this and you do not have the money to buy your dream or if you want a necessity of life, what is the solution for you, especially if that many Muslims are suspicious of banks because Tamladtha types of usury and enter the circle of land,Come with me my brother Karim devise solutions to reach your dreamThe first solution is to provide part of the money to buy your product, something that might take a lot of time in order to provide the money necessary to buy this item if not already impossible to save money due to the many demands of life in exchange for salaries is not enough these requirements.The second solution is better, in my view, a Maidkhal at the heart of our subject, to go to any Islamic bank to handle transactions and the purchase of the property you want and the price you pay by installments, and even buy a car fit in this way. But there is a question on this point is: Why did you choose to specifically Islamic transactions and other banking transactions avoided?
Answer lies in the following points:
1) Islamic transactions you are buying real estate and mortgage your property that were not acted staff salary from the bank, which handles transactions Islamic Bank Bouapek who shall return the property is determined by the rate of profit, and you have a fixed installments, no matter what the price of the property.2) presumably for some reason you are delayed due to pay monthly, the bank does not impose fines and additional benefits to you.3) even if it were not Matanaga Islam, the Islamic Serag purchase transactions to increase the permanent interest, which are rarely reduced.
Posted by ashraf nagah
on الأربعاء, أغسطس 10, 2011. Filed under
Economy and Finance
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