3 articles tagged “Microfinance”
Al-Khair documents moneylender rates of 60 to 120 percent a year in the communities it serves. Its own one-time charges run 8 to 18 percent. The comparison that explains why India's interest-free co-ops exist.
Sahulat Microfinance Society is not a lender. It is the promoter, standard-setter and mapmaker of India's interest-free cooperative sector: 51 entities, 122 branches, 14 states as of March 2025.
Janseva's founding resolution commits it to Quran and Sunnah within Indian law. Twelve permitted states, qard-e-hasanah deposits, a debt-rescue-first loan ladder and SHG microfinance. The full guide.