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Islamic mortgages, explained

Most are home purchase plans: you buy the home with a provider, pay rent on its share and buy it out over time.

How a home purchase plan works

  1. You buy together

    Your deposit becomes your share, and the provider buys the rest.

  2. You pay rent on its share

    Each monthly payment covers rent on the provider’s share and buys a little more of it.

  3. You end up owning it

    As your share grows the rent falls, and at the end you own the lot.

Latest home purchase plan rates

Gatehouse Bank purchase plans for UK residents, checked 12 November 2026. After the fixed period its standard variable rate applies, currently 7.25%.

Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 5 years65% finance to value, 35% deposit · Fees £149 + £499 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
5.78%EPC A or B
5.88%
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Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 2 years65% finance to value, 35% deposit · Fees £149 + £499 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
5.83%EPC A or B
5.93%
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Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 2 years80% finance to value, 20% deposit · Fees £149 + £499 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
5.83%EPC A or B
5.93%
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Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 5 years80% finance to value, 20% deposit · Fees £149 + £499 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
5.91%EPC A or B
6.01%
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Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 5 years90% finance to value, 10% deposit · Fees £149 + £999 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
6.61%EPC A or B
6.71%
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Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 2 years90% finance to value, 10% deposit · Fees £149 + £999 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
6.63%EPC A or B
6.73%
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Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 5 years95% finance to value, 5% deposit · Fees £149 + £999 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
6.91%EPC A or B
7.01%
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Gatehouse Bank
Fixed for 2 years95% finance to value, 5% deposit · Fees £149 + £999 · Diminishing musharaka (co-ownership) · Checked 12 Nov
6.93%EPC A or B
7.03%
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Who offers what

Check each provider’s current range before relying on this. Plans change quickly.

Gatehouse Bank

Gatehouse Bank

ContractDiminishing musharaka (co-ownership) Source

Home purchase plans up to 95% finance to value for UK residents, plus options for expats and international residents. Green discount for EPC A or B homes.

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Al Rayan Bank

Al Rayan Bank

ContractCo-ownership with ijara (lease) Source

Home purchase plans with fixed and variable rental rates. We couldn’t read a current rate table on its public pages, so ask it directly or use a broker.

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StrideUp

StrideUp

ContractDiminishing musharaka (co-ownership) Source

Home purchase plans for your own home, which are FCA regulated, from a 15% deposit. Its buy-to-let plans aren’t FCA regulated.

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Offa

Offa

ContractNot stated in its public documents

Authorised by the FCA for home purchase plans in March 2025, with a plan for your own home since February 2026. Also offers buy-to-let and bridging finance.

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How the cost compares

Sometimes it’s more, and sometimes not by much. Compare the rate and every fee at the same deposit. A low rate with a big product fee can lose to a higher rate on a small amount.

Deposit size

Gatehouse’s ranges go up to 95% finance to value for UK residents, so 5% in some cases. Rates fall sharply once you pass 20%.

When the fix ends

You’ll move to the provider’s variable rate unless you switch. Diary it at least three months ahead.

Stamp duty

The law has rules so this structure doesn’t usually trigger it twice, and your conveyancer should confirm how they apply to you.

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