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Islamic banking in the UK
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anyone know of any purely Christian banks? or purely Jewish banks? or Sikh? Hindu? Buddhist?
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Unless I'm mistaken, anyone can join the bank........
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quite an interesting development, not a real diffarence to the majority, but those wanting to bank and want to conform to the laws of sharia can now do so.
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So the bank can make money on a basis that sounds like HP, but cannot charge interest on a loan - sounds like pure hypocrisy in getting around their own rules, when they find them an inconvenience.
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didnt all the jews 1000's of years ago get to be rich/bankers due to christians (or some other religion) having a policy of helping their fellow church mates - so if they needed money all they had to do was ask and a load of them didnt like doing it so they gave the money to the jews who looked after it for them and thats why they are bankers..
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The basis of the Islamic bank is the idea that it is unlawful to make money out of money, which is what interest is (along with certain kinds of stock market speculation). Interestingly, there is a similar prohibition in the Old Testament Law given to Israel. The Islamic bank does indeed seem to run what is effectively a Hire Purchase system, which means that they are making their money by selling you goods at a profit, rather than by lending you the money at a profit. |
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