Islamic asset finance typically involves the financing of tangible and productive assets, ensuring compliance with Shariah principles. Commonly financed items include real estate, machinery, vehicles, and equipment, as well as commercial and industrial assets. The key feature of Islamic asset finance is asset-backed financing in Islamic banking, which means that the financing is tied to a specific asset, ensuring that transactions are grounded in physical goods or services rather than speculative investments. This structure helps maintain fairness, transparency, and risk-sharing, which are essential components of Islamic financial practices.
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Cars that are to be owned by the company can be bought using Islamic asset finance.
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