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Ba’i al-Mutajarah


Arabic (بيع المتاجرة) for a type of sale (ba’i) whereby an Islamic bank sells goods on credit to a customer. The goods are selected by the customer, while the price and payment terms are agreed prior to the actual transaction. In this sense, ba’i al-mutajarah is similar to bai al-murabaha. However, in ba’i al-murabaha, the seller is legally obliged to reveal the actual price of the underlying goods to the potential buyer.

This sale is also known as ba’i muajjal.



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