Islamic business financing
Murabaha or diminishing musharakah instead of a conventional loan
Islamic banks finance equipment, fit-out and inventory through murabaha, where the bank buys the asset and sells it to you at a disclosed mark-up on deferred terms, or through diminishing musharakah, where the bank co-owns the asset and you buy out its share over time.
Verify the bank takes genuine ownership and risk of the asset rather than simply disbursing cash against an invoice - this is what distinguishes murabaha from a relabelled loan.