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By: An issue of venue « Islamic Law, Etc.

An issue of venue « Islamic Law, Etc. — Sat, 14 Oct 2006 01:08:14 +0000

[...] My take on all of this has been that these are clearly issues of venue, and to try and apply islamic finance methods in the context of a regulations that support and interest-based economy is, even though possible, not the most feasible thing to do, and seems to be costing Muslims alot more than it should (well those that can afford for it to cost them, as many “Islamic” outlets will not pre-approve the average muslim who does not have credit, no not bad credit, but zero credit, meaning he/she decided to stave the plastic, get a checking account and pay in cash when possible. for an example look here) [...]

By: Irving Karchmar

Irving Karchmar — Fri, 28 Apr 2006 22:27:29 +0000

Salaam:
Unfortunately, it is all too common to use such tactics. I would have expected better from a Muslim, but inshallah, you get what you have asked for, and without having to deal with such people.
The system itself is unfair, which is why I prefer to cut them out and deal directly with the home seller if possible. Some will assume a mortgage if they like the people.
May Allah guide you rightly in the matter and in all things

By: ummali

ummali — Tue, 25 Apr 2006 17:12:14 +0000

as salaam alaykum,

This sounds like pretty normal finance company stuff to me. I had almost the exact same experience when purchasing our home. They lie and mislead and mislead and lie to get your business. It’s a dirty business, at this point I’ve stopped expecting Muslims to behave differently from anyone else regardless of their words.