Hejaz Financial Services Hejaz Islamic Auto Finance
Islamic Car Financing in Tasmania
Murabaha (cost-plus) car finance from Australia's largest Islamic finance group: new, demo and used vehicles over 3-7 year terms up to $150,000, with a balloon payment option, unlimited additional repayments, and both PAYG and self-employed applicants accepted. Grey imports, kit cars, motorcycles and scooters are excluded. The product carries a signed, downloadable Shariah compliance certificate from Minarah Consulting (dated 28.03.2026), but no profit rate is published despite the 'Competitive Rates' banner - pricing emerges only in application.
Hejaz's auto finance is the best-documented Islamic car finance product in Australia right now: named Murabaha structure, a signed Shariah certificate dated March 2026 from external supervisory board Minarah Consulting, and real published terms - 3-7 years, up to $150,000, balloon option, unlimited extra repayments, with TMDs for both personal and business use. The evidence trail is what we want every provider to publish. Two things hold it back: pricing is undisclosed ('Competitive Rates' means nothing until you apply), and the balloon option raises a Shariah-mechanics question the site doesn't answer, since a Murabaha sale price is fixed upfront. Vehicle exclusions (grey imports, motorcycles) are clearly listed. For Muslim car buyers in Australia this is the reference product to compare others against - just get the rate in writing early.
Pros
- Contract structure (Murabaha) named on-page - rare in Australian auto finance
- Signed, dated (28.03.2026), product-specific Shariah compliance certificate downloadable
- Concrete published terms: 3-7 years, up to $150,000, balloon option, unlimited additional repayments
- Open to PAYG and self-employed applicants; personal and business TMDs plus credit guide published
Cons
- No profit rate published despite the 'Competitive Rates' claim
- Balloon payment mechanics under Murabaha are not explained publicly
- Excludes grey imports, kit cars, motorcycles and scooters
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Product Details
Structure
murabaha
Vehicle Types
New cars, Demo cars, Used cars
Terms
3 years, 4 years, 5 years, 6 years, 7 years
Max Amount
$150,000
Hejaz Financial Services in Tasmania
Hejaz Financial Services offers Islamic car financing relevant to Tasmania residents using a murabaha structure. Unlike a conventional car loan, the financier holds or shares ownership of the vehicle and earns a disclosed markup or rent rather than interest. Hejaz Financial Services operates across Australia, so Tasmania residents have full access to this product.
Shariah Compliance & Oversight
Minarah Consulting, named on-page as 'the external Sharia Supervisory Board for Hejaz', independently certifies and audits; a signed 'Shariah Compliance Certificate for Car Finance' dated 28.03.2026 is downloadable from the page. Group Sharia Board (Al Manjoo, Alamad, Omarjee) also applies.
2026-08-05
Why It's Halal
This is one of the few Australian car finance products that names its contract on the page: 'Cost + Profit Financing (Murabaha)'. Under Murabaha, the financier acquires the vehicle and resells it to the customer at a disclosed cost-plus-profit price paid in instalments - a trade transaction rather than an interest-bearing loan, so the profit is fixed at contract time and doesn't compound. The Shariah evidence here is the strongest of any Hejaz financing product: the page names Minarah Consulting as the external Sharia Supervisory Board 'responsible for independently certifying the Sharia compliance of all Hejaz offerings and conducting comprehensive Sharia audits', and links a signed Shariah compliance certificate for car finance dated 28 March 2026 - current, product-specific, downloadable evidence. Published terms (3-7 years, up to $150,000, balloon option, unlimited additional repayments) are concrete. Caveats: 'Competitive Rates' is claimed but no actual profit rate is published, and the balloon-payment mechanics under a Murabaha (where the sale price should be fixed upfront) are not explained publicly - worth asking about, since balloon structures need careful Shariah treatment.
Regional Availability
Hejaz Financial Services serves all of Australia
✓ Available nationwide including Tasmania
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