No Riba
Ethical financing with no interest charged on money lent.
Finance your next car. The Halal way.
Own your next car the halal way, with no riba, a real underlying asset, and a clear path to ownership through Ijara wa Iqtina. We're a credit broker, not a lender, connecting you with Shariah-compliant finance providers.
No interest is paid. You pay an agreed rental-profit charge. For easy comparison, we also show an APR-equivalent (annualised total charges). Rates from 7.9% APR-equivalent. Representative APR-equivalent 10.9%. Finance is subject to status.
Halal Car Finance is structured around fairness, clarity and real asset ownership, so every part of the arrangement stays aligned with Shariah principles.
Ethical financing with no interest charged on money lent.
Clear, agreed terms from the outset with no hidden uncertainty.
Fair terms throughout, with no late-payment penalties or hidden fees.
Financing tied to a real vehicle, not simply an amount of borrowed money.
Adjust the amount, term and your credit rating to see an illustrative monthly rental under a Shariah-compliant Ijara wa Iqtina structure. No interest is paid, you pay an agreed rental-profit charge.
Figures are illustrative and for guidance only. Your actual rental, APR-equivalent and terms depend on your circumstances and are subject to status. No interest is paid; you pay an agreed rental-profit charge. Representative APR-equivalent 10.9%.
A Shariah-compliant route to owning your car. You use the vehicle through an agreed Ijara arrangement, then ownership transfers to you through Iqtina at the agreed completion point.
Ijara covers the agreed use of the vehicle during the finance term. Iqtina is the agreed transfer of ownership at completion.
The vehicle you choose is purchased and made available to you under an agreed rental arrangement. You use the car during the term while the finance provider remains the owner throughout the Ijara stage.
You use the vehicle throughout the agreed Ijara period.
At the agreed completion point, ownership of the vehicle transfers to you through Iqtina. The route to this transfer is established as part of the agreement from the outset.
You progress through the agreed Ijara term. Ownership transfers at the agreed completion point through Iqtina.
You choose the vehicle and the agreement is structured around that specific car. The agreed rental and term are confirmed before the arrangement begins.
You continue using the car under the agreed rental arrangement while the finance provider remains the legal owner of the vehicle during this stage.
The final part of the Ijara term is completed under the arrangement already agreed at the outset, bringing the agreement towards the Iqtina transfer stage.
Once the agreed term has been completed, ownership of the vehicle transfers to you through the agreed Iqtina arrangement. The car becomes yours.
Halal car finance is a way to fund a vehicle without paying or receiving interest (riba), using a Shariah-compliant structure where the finance is tied to a real asset, the car itself.
At Halal Car Finance it works through Ijara wa Iqtina, a lease-to-own arrangement. You use the vehicle under an agreed rental while the finance provider owns it, then ownership transfers to you at the end of the term. There is no interest, no hidden uncertainty and a clear path towards owning the car.
It is open to everyone. You do not need to be Muslim to choose an interest-free, transparent way to finance a car.
Conventional interest-based car finance is not considered halal, because it involves riba. An asset-backed structure like Ijara wa Iqtina is designed to be halal, as the profit comes from renting a real vehicle rather than charging interest on a loan.
Four things: no riba, no gharar, a real underlying asset, and a clear transfer of ownership. The finance is built around the vehicle itself, and every cost is agreed before you commit.
Yes. Halal car finance is open to everyone, whatever your faith. Many people choose it simply for the fixed, transparent structure with no interest and no hidden fees.
Yes. Halal Car Finance is available to eligible applicants across the UK. You apply online, receive a decision, and choose a car from a trusted dealership.
Halal car finance is a way to fund a vehicle without paying or receiving interest (riba), using a Shariah-compliant structure where the finance is tied to a real asset, the car itself.
At Halal Car Finance it works through Ijara wa Iqtina, a lease-to-own arrangement. You use the vehicle under an agreed rental while the finance provider owns it, then ownership transfers to you at the end of the term. There is no interest, no hidden uncertainty and a clear path towards owning the car.
It is open to everyone. You do not need to be Muslim to choose an interest-free, transparent way to finance a car.
Conventional interest-based car finance is not considered halal, because it involves riba. An asset-backed structure like Ijara wa Iqtina is designed to be halal, as the profit comes from renting a real vehicle rather than charging interest on a loan.
Four things: no riba, no gharar, a real underlying asset, and a clear transfer of ownership. The finance is built around the vehicle itself, and every cost is agreed before you commit.
Yes. Halal car finance is open to everyone, whatever your faith. Many people choose it simply for the fixed, transparent structure with no interest and no hidden fees.
Yes. Halal Car Finance is available to eligible applicants across the UK. You apply online, receive a decision, and choose a car from a trusted dealership.
Halal car finance follows four clear steps built around Ijara wa Iqtina. Each stage has a defined purpose, so you understand the journey before you commit.
Apply online in minutes and get a quick decision. The initial check uses a soft search, so it does not affect your credit score.
Pick an eligible vehicle from a trusted dealership. The finance is built around that specific car as a real underlying asset.
Your finance is structured around the vehicle with agreed terms set from the outset. You pay a rental to use the car, with no riba.
Use the car throughout the term. At the agreed completion point, ownership transfers to you through Iqtina and the car becomes yours.
Halal Car Finance gives you a clear, ethical way to finance your vehicle while following an Islamic finance structure. You know what the arrangement is based on, how it works and the route towards ownership.
The finance follows an Islamic structure rather than conventional interest-based lending.
Choose a vehicle from a trusted dealership and the finance is built around that real asset.
Get started without an upfront deposit, subject to status and eligibility.
Ijara wa Iqtina provides a defined route from using the vehicle to owning it at the agreed point.
Halal car finance is open to everyone. You do not need to be Muslim to choose an interest-free, transparent way to finance a car.
Whether the vehicle is for personal use or for your business, the finance can be structured around the car through Ijara wa Iqtina.
For commuting, family journeys, upgrading your vehicle or moving to an electric car, financed the halal way.
For sole traders and businesses financing company cars, vans or a growing fleet under an Islamic finance structure.
وَأَحَلَّ ٱللَّهُ ٱلْبَيْعَ وَحَرَّمَ ٱلرِّبَا
They say, ‘Trade is just like interest.’ But Allah has permitted trade and has forbidden interest.
No interest. No compromise. Only fair, transparent transactions built on real assets.
Throughout the Ijara period, the vehicle you choose is owned within the finance arrangement while you use it under agreed terms.
You pay an agreed rental for using the vehicle across the length of the Ijara term.
Each payment is the agreed rental for using the vehicle (the provider's profit) while you progress along the agreed path towards owning it.
At the agreed completion point, ownership of the vehicle transfers to you through Iqtina, as set out in the agreement.
This shows your progress through the agreed term. Ownership transfers at completion, not gradually each month.
At the end of the contract, a separate Sale and Transfer agreement is signed to legally transfer ownership of the vehicle to you. If you have met your Ijara obligations, there is nothing left to pay.
Applying for halal car finance doesn't need to feel complicated. We start with a few essentials about you, your driving status and your financial circumstances.
Keep these details to hand and you'll be better prepared to move through the eligibility process and onto choosing the right vehicle.
The Ijarah documents behind this finance structure have been independently reviewed by Alhamd Shariah Advisory, providing added confidence that the arrangement has been assessed against recognised Shariah principles.
Islamic finance is about more than changing terminology. The structure behind the transaction is what matters.
A really clear, straightforward process from start to finish. Everything was explained properly before I committed and I got my new car quickly.
Quick and simple. My account manager was helpful and professional throughout, and responded quickly to every question I had.
The agreement was explained in detail and I was happy to sign. I love my new car and the whole experience was smooth and honest.
I applied and picked up my car within a few hours. Outstanding service from all the team, could not fault it.
Excellent service from start to finish. Every query was answered efficiently and clearly. Highly recommend.
First class from beginning to end. Patient, knowledgeable and nothing was too much trouble. A credit to the organisation.
Understand the structure, how Ijara wa Iqtina works, what happens during the finance journey and what to expect before you apply.
Halal car finance is a way to fund a vehicle without paying or receiving interest (riba), using a Shariah-compliant structure where the finance is tied to a real asset, the car itself. It works through Ijara wa Iqtina, a lease-to-own arrangement with a clear path towards ownership.
Ijara is the rental stage. The vehicle is the underlying asset and is made available to you under agreed terms while the finance provider owns it. Iqtina is the route to ownership, with ownership transferring to you through a separate agreement at the end of the finance journey.
No. The arrangement is structured without riba. Rather than charging interest on money lent, the finance is based on an Ijara arrangement involving the use of a real underlying vehicle. You pay an agreed rental-profit charge, not interest.
Yes. Halal car finance is available to eligible applicants across the UK. You apply online, receive a decision, and choose a car from a trusted dealership.
Yes. Halal car finance is open to everyone, whatever your faith. Many people choose it for the fixed, transparent structure with no interest and no hidden fees.
During the Ijara stage, the vehicle is owned within the finance arrangement while you use it under the agreed rental terms. This ownership relationship is an important part of what distinguishes Ijara from a conventional interest-based loan.
The Iqtina part of Ijara wa Iqtina provides the agreed route to ownership. Once the required terms of the arrangement have been completed, ownership of the vehicle transfers to you according to the agreement.
Yes. The Ijarah documentation supporting the finance structure has been independently reviewed by Alhamd Shariah Advisory. The review certificate is displayed on this page so you can inspect the supporting document directly.
The initial eligibility check uses a soft search, so checking your eligibility does not impact your credit score. Further checks may apply later in the application process where required.
No deposit is needed to get started, subject to status and eligibility. You can check your eligibility first with a soft search before deciding how to proceed.
Check your eligibility for halal car finance and take the first step towards a vehicle finance structure designed around Islamic finance principles.
We pride ourselves on helping as many people as possible drive away in the car they want, without compromise. We understand that every car buyer has a different set of circumstances, so we work tirelessly to ensure we find the right car finance deal for you. Get your personalised quote today.
Halal Car Finance is a trading name of CarFinanced Limited. Registered address: The Charter Building, Charter Place, Uxbridge, UB8 1JG, England. Company number: 13109658.
VAT reg number: GB479628529. Information Commissioners Office (ICO) under registration number: ZA847951.
CarFinanced Ltd t/a Halal Car Finance is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under reference number 1014460.
We look to find the best rate from our panel of lenders and will offer you the best deal that you’re eligible for. Depending on the supply route of your vehicle, we may charge a separate administration fee of £299. We will receive a commission from our panel of lenders when a finance agreement is successfully arranged. This commission may be a fixed fee or a fixed percentage of the amount borrowed, this does not influence the interest rate you’re offered in any way. All finance is subject to status and income. Applicants must be 18 or over.