Islamic finance schemes

Islamic finance schemes; INT CS Detail of Koran BV Muslim woman at cash machine Dilwar Hussain (International Association Islamic Economics) interviewed SOT - Interest is something that is very exploitative - a tool by which the rich get richer and the poor get poorer because by definition if you are borrowing money it means you need that money - you are poorer than somebody else EXT Muslim man Manzoor Khalid and wife looking at property in estate agents window (3 shots) INT CAR Khalids along in car INT Khalids shown round house by estate agent (3 shots) EXT Manzoor Khalid interviewed SOT - We have to have the mortgage from the main street bank but if in future there is an alternative we can switch over to the islamic mortgage INT Teller counting money as serving customer in branch of Bank of Kuwait (3 shots) (14 secs) Manzoor Khalid looking at publications in Muslim book shop Muslim children looking at books Books on shelf 'Muslim Scouts' Muslim children looking at books Batool Altoma interviewed SOT - Taking a mortgage from one of the High Street banks which doesn't have any acknowledgement of the Islamic position in terms of interest doesn't fit very comfortably with me and my situation Muslim girl wearing Calvin Klein headscarf looking at books (3 shots) Asma Mulla interviewed SOT - Who wants to pay interest - everybody would welcome that - not just the Muslim community London: EXT i/c GV Street signs on Bishopsgate MSs Engravings on building (2 shots) INT Andrew Buxton (President, British Bankers Association) interviewed SOT - Under an Islamic transaction it is likely that stamp duty has to be paid twice as the bank buys the house and later transfers it back to the individual on a transaction that is structured as a trade transaction EXT GVs HSBC Bank headquarters building (2 shots) GVs Street (2 shots) INT Aftab Siddiqui (iHilal Financial Serv...