6 articles tagged “Insurance”

Commercial health insurance is a conventional contract, India has no takaful alternative, and most scholars allow cover under necessity. Where the line sits, IRDAI's standard products and Section 80D.
Motor third-party cover is mandatory under the Motor Vehicles Act, and employer health cover arrives with the job. Published fatwas permit compelled insurance. What counts as compelled, and what to do with claims.
Savings-linked insurance fails under every documented scholarly position, including the ones sympathetic to necessity-based term cover. Why the analysis is different, and what to weigh if you already hold one.
Published fatwas hold voluntary life insurance impermissible, but some scholars extend necessity reasoning to term cover for breadwinners because India has no takaful. The three positions, labelled by their real weight.
There is no halal insurance product in India. The real alternatives are self-insurance through savings, debt clearance, and household structures that reduce dependant risk, plus the contested term cover question, faced honestly.
IRDAI licenses zero takaful operators, Indian insurance law contains no takaful provisions, and investment regulations mandate interest-bearing assets. Why halal insurance is structurally impossible in India today.