Diminishing musharakah is a partnership where one party pays for an asset up front while the other party pays installments to gradually increase their share of ownership until full ownership is transferred after the final installment. Islamic financing can be done through diminishing musharakah by establishing a joint venture between a buyer and bank, having a leasing agreement where the bank leases part of an asset to a customer, or through an income contract where the customer steadily purchases the bank's share of ownership over pre-agreed periods.
Diminishing musharakah is a partnership where one party pays for an asset up front while the other party pays installments to gradually increase their share of ownership until full ownership is transferred after the final installment. Islamic financing can be done through diminishing musharakah by establishing a joint venture between a buyer and bank, having a leasing agreement where the bank leases part of an asset to a customer, or through an income contract where the customer steadily purchases the bank's share of ownership over pre-agreed periods.
Diminishing musharakah is a partnership where one party pays for an asset up front while the other party pays installments to gradually increase their share of ownership until full ownership is transferred after the final installment. Islamic financing can be done through diminishing musharakah by establishing a joint venture between a buyer and bank, having a leasing agreement where the bank leases part of an asset to a customer, or through an income contract where the customer steadily purchases the bank's share of ownership over pre-agreed periods.
financing can be done under this mode of financing? Answer: Diminishing musharakah is a joint partnership in which for example an asset is shared by 2 parties, where one party pays for it and possess the ownership and the other pays its installments and possess a share in the ownership with each installment made from the 1st party. For example, a party in a joint venture buys a house and pays the installments to the partner and possess a share in ownership with each installment and upon his last installment ownership is completely transferred to him.
Ways of Islamic Financing under musharakah:
1. A joint venture between the buyer and the Islamic bank. 2. Lease agreement between financial institution and the customer, financial institution will hire a portion of the asset to the customer and upon last installment will transfer ownership. 3. 1/3rd contract called an income contract which defines that customer will purchase the financial institution’s share steadily at pre agreed periods and rate.