Quote from: seroja17 on January 27, 2018, 10:36:04 AM

Quote from: anggriani on January 27, 2018, 09:48:13 AM

Quote from: seroja17 on January 27, 2018, 09:25:50 AM

Islamic banks using Islamic law are not only for the Muslim community, but also used by non-Muslim communities. The community began to use sharia banks due to the system used, which is a profit-sharing system between the community and the bank, also because the system of revenue sharing is fair in accordance with agreements that have been agreed.

Bank Syariah Bitcoin has a tremendous advantage over conventional banks, both spiritually and rationally. This excellence is the reason Muslims choose sharia banks. This project will explain why Muslims choose sharia banks in savings, time deposits, checking accounts and other products?

what if the shariah bank launched a loan program, in which the loan has an interest that is so large and very heavy for the borrower. is it permissible in Islam?

the concept of a sharia bank or a conventional bank concept is not directly related to the costiness of the financing installment. The concept of different sharia banks transactions scheme with the concept of a conventional bank, so that the installment becomes the obligation of customers is different way of calculation.

Ideally, the concept of sharia banks should be able to ease the burden of customer financing rather than when the customer receives financing from a conventional bank. In a sharia bank, the customer pays according to his ability or according to the agreement of the proportion of the bank of how much it earns. If until the opposite occurs, of course there is something we must look at why.

I still do not understand from the answer you give.
Okay, the subject of my question is whether it is allowed in Islam? Is it halal or haram?