Diminishing Musharaka is a Shariah-compliant home financing structure where bank and client co-own property with the client gradually purchasing the bank's share through rental payments that include equity acquisition components.
| Ownership Structure | Evolution |
| Initial | Bank 75%, Client 25% |
| After 5 years | Bank 60%, Client 40% |
| After 10 years | Bank 40%, Client 60% |
| After 15 years | Bank 15%, Client 85% |
| Maturity | Bank 0%, Client 100% |
| Payment Components | Allocation |
| Rental portion | Bank's profit on their share |
| Acquisition portion | Buy bank's equity |
| Total payment | Fixed monthly amount |
| Ownership transfer | Progressive with each payment |
| Comparison to Other Islamic Products | Distinction |
| Murabaha | Ownership immediate, fixed markup |
| Ijara | Ownership at end only |
| Musharaka | Progressive ownership acquisition |
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