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List of Islamic Banks in the USA

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on April 3, 2013

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· Last updated: September 24, 2024

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List of Islamic Banks in the USA

1 The Bank of Whittier

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2 Amana Mutual Funds Trust

3 Manzil USA

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4 American Finance House, LARIBA Bank

Other Institutions Offering Islamic Banking

5 MSI Financial Services Corporation
6 Dubai Islamic Bank
7 Standard Chartered Islamic banking
8 JP Morgan

Key Takeaways

  • Islamic banking in the U.S. is primarily offered via Islamic finance divisions within conventional banks that adhere to Sharia law.
  • Prominent providers include Stearns Bank’s Salaam Banking program and University Islamic Financial offering halal deposit accounts and home financing.
  • Amana Mutual Funds provides Sharia-compliant investment options via mutual funds rather than traditional banking.
  • Dedicated full-fledged Islamic banks are rare due to regulatory structures favoring interest-based banking systems.
  • Islamic financial services in the U.S. span mortgages, checking/savings accounts, and investments structured around profit-sharing or cost-plus models.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there full Islamic banks in the U.S.?
No fully standalone Islamic banks exist widely; services are offered as Sharia‑compliant programs within conventional institutions such as Stearns Bank’s Salaam Banking and University Islamic Financial.
What kinds of Islamic financial products are available?
Products include halal checking and savings accounts, home financing using Murabaha, Ijara or Musharakah models, and Sharia‑compliant mutual funds like Amana Funds.
Are Islamic bank accounts FDIC‑insured?
Yes, Islamic checking and savings accounts offered through FDIC‑insured providers like Stearns Bank and University Islamic Financial maintain standard deposit protections.

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