Murabaha Exercise & Calculation

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Murabaha Exercise & Calculation Ahmed Ali Siddiqui Exec.Vice President Product Development & Shariah Compliance Meezan Bank Limited

Calculation of Cost & Profit In Murabaha transactions.

Murabaha Calculation - General Bullet Payment at the end of tenure Financing Amount : Rs 100mn (Jan 1) Profit Rate (IRR) : 16% p.a. Tenor : 1 year Payment of : Bullet payment Murabaha Price Cost : 100 mn Profit : Rs 16mn (100 x 16%) Contract Price : Cost + Profit : 100 + 16 :Rs 116mn (Murabaha Selling Price for declaration- Jan 10) Payment of Price : Rs 116 mn (Dec 31) Ex: 1

Murabaha Calculation - General Payment in Installments Financing Amount : Rs 100mn (Jan 1) Profit Rate (IRR) : 16% p.a. Tenor : 1 year Murabaha Price : Four unequal installments Cost : 100 mn Profit : Rs 16mn (100 x 16%) Contract Price : Cost + Profit = Rs 116mn (Jan 10) Payment of Price : Rs 4mn (=0.16/4*100) March 31 Rs 4mn (=0.16/4*100) June 30 Rs 4mn (=0.16/4*100) Sept 30 Rs 104mn (=100+4) Dec 31. Ex: 2

Murabaha Calculation - General Payment in Four equal installments Financing Amount : Rs 100mn (Jan 1) Profit Rate : 16% p.a. Tenor : 1 year Payment of Murabaha Price :Four equal installments Cost : 100 mn Profit : Rs 10.2 (based on n=4, r=4%, PV=100) Contract Price : Cost + Profit = Rs 100 + 10.2 : Rs 110.2mn (Jan 10) Payment of Price :Rs 27.55mn - March 31 Rs 27.55mn - June 30 Rs 27.55mn - Sept 30 Rs 27.55mn - Dec 31. Ex: 3

Murabaha Calculation - General Exercise Financing Amount : Rs 40mn (Jan 1) Profit Rate (IRR) : 9% p.a. Tenor : 6 months Payment of : Bullet payment Murabaha Price Cost : Profit : Contract Price : Cost + Profit : (Murabaha Selling Price for declaration- _______ ) Payment of Price : ( )

Calculation, Steps & Documents sequence for Murabaha

Murabaha Case 1-A: Local Purchase Bank: First Islamic Bank Clients Name: M/s ABC & Co Purpose of Murabaha: Purchase of Raw Cotton & Yarn Murabaha Financing Limit: Rs: 5,000,000/- Profit Rate (IRR): 10% p.a. Tenure: 120 days Stage 1: MMFA / Agency Date: January 01, 2006 Order Form Date: January 09, 2006 Order Form Amount:PKR: 1,000,000/-

Murabaha Stage 2 Disbursement Date: January 10, 2006 Disbursement Amount: PKR 1,000,000/- Purchase of Goods : Jan 11, 2006 Declaration submitted to bank: January 12, 2006 (with Purchase evidence – PE) Stage 3 Cost of goods purchased: PRK 1,000,000/- Profit Amount : PKR 32, 877/- (1,000,000 x [10% /365] x 120) Contract Price : Total Cost + Profit PKR 1,032,877/- Declaration accepted by the bank at Contract Price: January 12, 2006 Payment of Price: PKR 1,032,877/- (At Maturity on May 9, 2006)

Murabaha Case 1-B: Local Purchase (with purchase expenses) Bank: First Islamic Bank Clients Name: M/s ABC & Co Purpose of Murabaha: Purchase of Raw Cotton & Yarn Murabaha Financing Limit: Rs: 5,000,000/- Profit Rate (IRR): 10% p.a. Tenure: 120 days Stage 1: MMFA / Agency Date: January 01, 2006 Order Form Date: January 09, 2006 Order Form Amount:PKR: 1,000,000/-

Murabaha Stage 2 Disbursement Date: January 10, 2006 Disbursement Amount: PKR 1,000,000/- Purchase of Goods : Jan 11, 2006 Declaration submitted to bank: January 12, 2006 Stage 3 Cost of goods purchased: PRK 1,000,000/- Purchase expenses (freights etc) : PKR 10,000/- (paid by Agent) Total Cost : PRK 1,010,000/- Profit Amount : PKR 32, 877/- (1,000,000 x [10% /365] x 120) Contract Price : Total Cost + Profit = PKR 1,042,877/- Declaration accepted by the bank at Contract Price: January 12, 2006 Payment of Price: PKR 1,032,877/- (1,042,877/- less 10,000/-) - At Maturity on May 9, 2006)

Murabaha Exercise 2: Local Purchase (step wise) Bank: New Islamic Bank Clients Name: M/s Faisalabad Steel Purpose of Murabaha: Purchase of iron ore. Murabaha Financing Limit: Rs: 3,000,000/- Profit Rate (IRR): 12% p.a. Tenure: 180 days Stage 1: MMFA / Agency Date: Order Form Date: Order Form Amount:PKR: 3,000,000/-

Murabaha Stage 2 Disbursement Date: January 10, 2006 Disbursement Amount: Purchase of Goods : Declaration submitted to bank: (with Purchase evidence – PE) Stage 3 Cost of goods purchased: Profit Amount : PKR /- ( ) Contract Price : Total Cost + Profit PKR /- Declaration accepted by the bank at Contract Price: Payment of Price: PKR /- (At Maturity on )

Murabaha Case 2 : Plain Murabaha Local & Foreign Currency Bank: ABC Bank Client: Pak Textile & Co Cost: Rs. 10 Million Profit Rate: 10% P.A Tenure: 6 months Other Expenses: Rs. 25,000 Murabaha Price = (Cost of goods + Expenses) + Profit 10,525,000 = 10,025,000 + 500,000

Payment of Purchase Price Payment of Murabaha Price Murabaha Agreement Case 2 Plain Murabaha Agency Agreement Order Form Purchase Agent A/C Credit Payment of Purchase Price Supplier – DD/PO Possession Offer & Acceptance Payment of Murabaha Price

Murabaha Case 3: Advance Payment Murabaha Local & Foreign Currency Bank: ABC Bank Client: Pak Textile & Co Cost: Rs. 10 Million Profit Rate: 10% P.A Tenure: 6 months (includes advance payment period of 2 months) Other Expenses:none Murabaha Price = Cost + Profit 10,500,000 = 10,000,000 + + 500,000

Payment of Purchase Price Payment of Murabaha Price Murabaha Agreement Advance Payment Murabaha Agency Agreement Order Form Payment of Purchase Price Purchase Possession Offer & Acceptance Payment of Murabaha Price

Murabaha Case 4: Suppliers Credit Murabaha Local & Foreign Currency Bank: ABC Bank Client: Pak Textile & Co Cost: Rs. 12 Million Profit Rate: 13 % p.a Suppliers Credit: 2 months Tenure: 6 months Other Expenses: None Murabaha Price = Cost + Profit 12,512,876/- = 12,000,000 + 512,876

Payment of Purchase Price Payment of Murabaha Price Murabaha Agreement Suppliers Credit Murabaha Agency Agreement Order Form Purchase Possession Offer & Acceptance Payment of Purchase Price Payment of Murabaha Price

Murabaha Case 5: Import Sight LC (step wise) Bank: First Islamic Bank Clients Name: ICI Pakistan Purpose of Murabaha: Purchase of PTA Murabaha Financing Limit: Rs: 100,000,000/- Profit Rate (IRR): 10% p.a. Tenure: 90 days Stage 1: MMFA / Agency Date: January 01, 2006 Order Form Date: January 09, 2006 LC opening Date: January 10, 2006 LC Amount: $ 1,000,000/-

Murabaha Steps involved Murabaha Agreement Agency Agreement Order Form & LC Application Form LC Established Receipt of Import Documents Offer & Acceptance Payment of Purchase Price Payment of Murabaha Price

Murabaha Stage 2 Receipt of Import Documents : January 30, 2006 Disbursement Date: January 30, 2006 Disbursement Amount: PKR 59,000,000/- (conversion rate 1$=59PKR) Declaration submitted to bank: January 30, 2006 Stage 3 Cost of goods purchased: PRK 59,000,000/- Import charges : PKR 50,000/- (paid by the agent) Total Cost : PRK 59,050,000/- Profit Amount : PKR 1,454,794/- (59,000,000 x [10% /365] x 90) Contract Price : Total Cost + Profit PKR 59,050,000/- + 1,454,794/- =60,504,794/- Declaration accepted by the bank at Contract Price: January 30, 2006 Payment of Price: PKR 60,504,794/- (less 50,000/-) (At Maturity)

Conclusion

Conclusion Murabaha transaction are sensitive transactions and requires extreme care in execution. A small mistake at any stage may convert Murabaha into an interest based loan. It is the responsibility of each one of us to ensure that our Murabahas are executed in the best manner and the income derived is Halal in true letter and spirit.