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Islamic finance

Mourabaha Simulator

Compute the monthly instalment, profit margin and total cost of a Mourabaha Islamic financing by bank.

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DA

Price of the asset or property

DA

Amount paid upfront, deducted from the sale price

per year

Repayment term

%

Set by the bank; leave empty for an indicative margin by product

DA

To estimate your repayment capacity (≈ 40% of income)

Monthly instalment

36,000DA

Monthly instalment: 36,000 DA
Financed amount63%
Total profit margin38%
Financed amount2,700,000DA
Applied margin6.0%
Monthly instalment36,000DA
Total profit margin1,620,000DA
Total amount to repay4,320,000DA
Margin share of the financed amount60.0%
NoteIndicative simulation, not an offer: the margin is set by the bank, and file fees plus takaful insurance may apply. Check with your bank for the official offer. This is not a fatwa — the products are certified by the bank's Sharia board and the National Sharia Authority.
Total amount to repay4,320,000DA
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How it works

  1. Pick the bank and financing type, enter the price, hamich jiddiya and term.

  2. Enter the margin the bank offers (or keep the indicative margin).

  3. We compute financed = price − hamich jiddiya, margin = financed × rate × years, then instalment = (financed + margin) ÷ number of months.

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This tool simulates Mourabaha financing (cost-plus sale with an agreed margin) at Algerian banks and Islamic-finance windows: the bank buys the asset and resells it to you at a price fixed upfront = cost + profit margin, repaid in fixed instalments. Interest-free (no riba): the margin is flat on the financed amount over the whole term, not on a reducing balance.

Enter the purchase price, the hamich jiddiya (down payment), the term and the margin rate (set by the bank). The result is indicative — a simulation, not a financing offer; the margin, fees and takaful insurance are set in your contract.