Islamic Finance in a Minute, episode 3: Ijarah
A lease: the lessor owns the asset and sells its use for an agreed rent over an agreed period. (Lease, agency and service contracts)
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Short shows with a full transcript and their sources: a glossary term every day, a weekly explainer on Mondays, licences on Sundays, and reviewed seasons on contracts and Shariah governance.
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One term from Islamic finance every day, in about a minute: contracts, Shariah governance, takaful, sukuk, open finance and the calendar. The full definition and its official source are in the glossary.
A lease: the lessor owns the asset and sells its use for an agreed rent over an agreed period. (Lease, agency and service contracts)
A sale at cost plus an agreed, disclosed profit; the seller must own the asset first. Payment is often deferred in instalments. (Sale-based contracts)
An increase over principal that Shariah prohibits: extra stipulated on a loan, or an unequal exchange of certain like-for-like goods. (Shariah fundamentals)
Every Monday, a two-minute conversation on one contract or process in Islamic open finance: what it requires, what the standard setters say and what the data should record.
Open finance moves data and instructions the same way for every product. What changes for Islamic finance is what the data describes: ownership, profit ratios and funds that belong to participants. Plus this week's business calendar: 5 business days.
Software, data, content, font and AI model licences explained for teams building financial products; every Sunday in about two minutes. General information, not legal advice.
Code, text and data have an owner from the moment they are created. A licence is how the owner tells everyone else what they may do, and on what conditions. Plus this week's business calendar: 5 business days.
One contract per episode and the operational rules the standards set for it, attributed to the AAOIFI or central bank text. Published only after review; never a ruling.
Episodes publish once a qualified reviewer has signed them off, or when every source is official and cited word for word.
Shariah governance as a workflow with records at every step, from the standards and central bank policy documents. Published only after review.
Episodes publish once a qualified reviewer has signed them off, or when every source is official and cited word for word.