Freedom for Her to Drive, the Shariah-Compliant Way!
Askari Ikhlas Islamic Banking presents Ijarah Bis Sayyarah for Women. A Shariah-compliant vehicle financing solution tailored exclusively for women. Covering both new and used vehicles, this facility offers flexible terms and conditions to ensure accessibility and ease. With added Takaful protection, Askari Ijarah Bis Sayyarah for Women provides peace of mind while empowering women to take the wheel with confidence and independence.
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| Customer | Working women |
| Vehicle financed | New vehicle Used vehicle |
| Maximum loan tenor | 01 to 05 Years |
| Features |
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| Distinct Waiver |
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| Debt Burden Ratio | Maximum 40% DBR (Debt Burden Ratio) |
| Option of Co-applicant | Yes, the option of a Co-applicant is available only with blood relations. In addition, 50% co-applicant's net income will be considered for DBR calculation. |
| Pricing/ Profit Rates | For Salaried Persons 12 Months KIBOR+ 2.5% For Self-Employed Professionals / Self-Employed Business Person 12 Months KIBOR+ 3% |
| Repayment | Monthly Ijarah Rental Payment |
For Business Persons
For Salaried Persons
For Self-Employed Persons
As Ijarah, by definition, is “rental paid for the usufruct of an asset” hence, rental payment always starts with delivery of the vehicle to the user, unlike conventional lease, where lease installments start right after the payment to the vendor by the lessor.
In Ijarah, as Bank is the owner of the vehicle and only transfers its usufruct to the customer, hence, customer is responsible for any risks and liabilities attached to the usage of the vehicle, while risks relating to ownership remain with the Bank throughout the Ijarah period.
Respective Roles and Responsibilities under Ijarah
The Bank (as the owner of the asset/vehicle) is responsible for:
The Client (as the user of the asset) is responsible for:
In Ijarah, nominal additional charges are taken by the Bank due to any delay in rental installment(s) by the customer, which are used for “charity” purposes, rather than going into the income of the Bank, as it is done in the case of conventional lease This concept of charging “penalty” is approved by the contemporary Shariah Scholars to allow the Banks to safeguard themselves against the "habitual defaulters"
If the vehicle is stolen or destroyed in any mishap, unlike conventional lease, Ijarah rentals will not be charged, and security is refundable in this case However, this is subject to there being no misconduct, or negligence, on part of the client.
Once the client successfully pays all Ijarah rentals, Bank gives him/her the option to become the owner of the vehicle, by purchasing it against the security already deposited with the Bank