Get 2nd Gen Laptops at Installments from Meezan Bank

We know that Meezan Bank had been offering financing facilities for laptops to businesses and individuals, and this deal just got better for those who seek laptops at monthly installments.

Meezan has partnered with Intel Pakistan to offer one-stop Shariah-compliant financing for consumers who purchase Hewlett-Packard laptop computers based on Intel® 2ndgeneration Core processors through Meezan Bank’s Laptop Financing Scheme.

Features of the Laptop Financing Scheme include fixed payment installments over three to 24 months and a two-years warranty, including parts provided by New Horizon and free Takaful (Islamic insurance) cover for damage and theft of laptop.

Additionally, dedicated after-sales service will also be provided by New Horizon.

Following are few special features of this affinity program:

  • Easy Installment options for financing period for 3 to 24 months.
  • 2 years warranty with parts provided by vendor.
  • Free Carrying Case will be provided by vendor.
  • Dedicated Call Center by New Horizon (vendor) for addressing after-sale issues and providing after sales support to the customers at their door step
  • Absolutely Free Takaful Coverage. All laptops acquired through Meezan Laptop Ease will be covered by Takaful (Islamic Insurance) before delivery to the customers
  • Complete surety and peace of mind that purchased laptop is a genuine brand
  • Laptop model offerings will vary from time to time in consistence with the latest & upgraded features and market demand.

Laptop Ease is currently available at branches in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi & Multan

Laptop Features Installation Plan:

Meezan_Bank

You can contact at following numbers if you are interested:

Karachi:

 

Muhammad Shahid Habib
Cell No. 0321-6890138

Mohammad Sarim
Cell No. 0313-2620150

Faisalabad

 

Muhammad Nauman Saleem
Cell No. 0300-6688626

Islamabad

 

Roa MehboobCell No. 0332-6316602

Multan

Asif Altaf
Cell No. 0300-6362042


      • actually Islamic banking is just a deception, it uses the same interest rate that is prevailing in the KIBOR(Karachi inter-bank offer rate)
        or simply the rate state bank declares for all commercial banks.

        they only rename the interest against SHARIAH

      • Meezan Bank is an Islamic Bank….If you want, you may get more information, about islamic banking, from its branch. You may visit its website too for high level information for laptop ease product.

  • Rs 100000 too much! Agar kisi ko High class new laptop mungwane hain to second hand pure branded laptop Rs 25000-35000 tak mungwa sakte hain mujh se

    • if u r taking people to the path of the RIBAH i will be liable for you deeds on the day of judgment, mind it, this worldly benefits are temporary. the real goal will will determine ur destiny, which u might know.

  • Asslam o Alaikum

    Guys yeh bhi to daikho k 24 months tak installments ka option hai us k ilawa 2 Years warranty and most of all insured hai.
    Agar ap local market se kharidtay hain aur wo aglay hi din damage ya chori ho jata hai to ap kiya karain gey.

  • Dear All,
    There is a big difference between conventional and islamic banking. You may say that the end result is same and Meezan is providing the laptop on a higher price than market. But it executes with a totally different procedure. Just read about the product….

    Laptop Finance is based on the concept of Musawamah which is a general and regular kind of sale in which price of the commodity to be traded is bargained between seller and the buyer without any reference to the price paid or cost incurred by the former. Thus, it is different from Murabaha in respect of pricing formula. Unlike Murabaha, seller in Musawamah is not obliged to reveal his cost. Both the parties negotiate on the price. All other conditions relevant to Murabaha are valid for Musawamah as well.
    (http://www.meezanbank.com/LaptopFinancing.aspx)

    And just think that who will give you a laptop on 24 monthly installments and for the same price?

    Now visit (http://www.meezanbank.com/hpG41107.aspx). The price of the laptop is Rs.53584/ for 3 month financing now ask the price of the laptop from market and calculate the difference.

    Thanks for your time..

  • I don’t understand, can anyone confirm?

    Total Price = Down-Payment + (Installments x No. of Months)

    Which means HP DV-6 6107TX would cost Rs.122,568 ?

    Galaxy.pk price is Rs. 87,500

    No, I don’t want to pay 35,000 extra! And you call it Interest Free Banking?

    • Sigh I thought we went over this before.

      Galaxy.pk price is ONE PAYMENT.

      If you go with THREE months with Meezan, the same laptop is Rs 15,000 + 3 x 25,895 which is 92,685. Five thousand more than the price you found.

      If you go for SIX months, it is Rs 96,588. Nine thousand more.

      So it is simple, go to Hafeez centre and see what price people will give you for 3 or 6 month installments. If they don’t laugh at you and throw you out, I am 100% sure they will want at least 50% up front (unless they know you are friend of a friend or something).

        • Islamic banking doesn’t mean that bank will provide you laptop free of cost. Islamic banks too operating for profit, but the difference is the PROCEDURE of a deal.

          If you are serious, go to Meezan Bank website and read product description for laptop ease (it is based on Musawamah concept). In this deal, buyer and seller agree on a sale, for an asset, on bargained price. Seller doesn’t need to show his cost. e.g. i want to sell my laptop and i will provide buyer three options

          0- if you pay me full payment, price will be A (market price).
          1_ if you pay me in three months, price will be A+B.
          2_ if you pay me in 6 months, price will be A+C.
          3_ if you pay me in 12 months, price will be A+D.

          for each period, price will be fixed till last installment. For 6month agreement, I can’t change price in 5th month and ask for extra money.

          Now its upto customer whether he is willing to buy offered product or not. Remember if you have full payment, you don’t need to opt for installments. Go to market and purchase on cash payment. Meezan doesn’t deal in full payments.

          Actaully, people want to purchase brand new laptop but want to pay in 24 installments and want to pay (monthly installment = marketPrice/24).

          • I am into Islamic laws, but from what i get here, you meant:

            A bank is offering a deal – it’s charging extra, take it only if you feel like – or let it go.

            That’s exactly loan with interest works like: Get it only if you feel like, otherwise you are not asked to get the loan. But you if you avail it – pay this much extra, that’s the part of deal or call it PROCEDURE in your language.

            In your last line you said: monthly installment = marketPrice/24 – which should have been like this: monthly installment = ((marketPrice/24) + Interest).

            • Interest is earning money on money.

              Conventional banks provide you money(loan) and get extra money back.

              Islamic banks never provide a customer, money. Banks buy a product from market and sell it to customer.

              Now please tell me how can a trader sell his asset on buying price? And Profit earning is not prohibited in Islam.

              • You make sense – but my question is how the price of a product can differ by rescheduling the payment cycle – it’s like same product is making you different amount of profits?

                • Yes same product is making different amount of profits…but you can see that the bank has already paid for product but it takes a long period to recover its amount from bank’s customer. Thats why they get more proft on long periods.

                  In Islamic banking, one thing is critical that, the selling price must be fixed at the time of agreement. Bank can’t claim, its customer, that as the market price of the product has been increased so pay increased installment. i.e. If total price of product is fixed at Rs 60K for 2year financing, it will remain same after 2 years and bank cant charge more than Rs 60K.

                  Even market price of the product would be Rs 80K but customer will pay Rs 60K only.

                  There must not be any hidden charges.

                  There must be other conditions too, which you can get from Meezan’s branch.

                  • Yes waseem you are right. Meezan bank has adopted the same formula which is Islamic I also have confirmed it.

                • yeh aisy he hai jesy ap cell phone khreed lo ab ap usy sell krna chaho to aik banda apko mily kahay k myn 10k ka lunga tmse 2nd bnda boly k myn 12k ka lunga tmse to ap 12k walay ko sell kro gay na.

                  • hi waseem. i want to take i7 laptop on 24 month instalment. But i am a software engineer and work on home. i have private client and eCommerce. so how can i get laptop. and what you suggest for me.

  • Meezan Bank’s this deal is very very expensive. I made up my mind to buy one but decided not to cx there is huge huge huge diference after the mark up.
    instead you can wait and save money to buy a lapi.

    I advise you people to buy from meezan. its my personal opinion. i am not a banker who is demfaming meezan bank.

  • AOA to all, i can’t agree to purchase laptop through bank, because bank chalta he interest par hai, interest mean soud, islamic bank ho ya yahoodi bank kis ko kitnay nafloon ka sawab hai kay wo bagair intrest kay ap ko laptop thama dai, agar hum new laptop purchase nahi kar saktay due to financial problem tou hum used kyon nahi purchase kar laitay, lahore ke market buhat bari hai as compare to rawalpindi market, mai khud local market lahore say ja kar laptop purchase karon ga in december, yeah meri raay hai baki jaisay ap ke marzi.

  • Waris Say’s

    Yar ye log bahot bahot zyiada profit rak rahe hain. in se door rahne mai he achaye ha. in logo ko apne policies par aik martabab pir ghor karna chayie.


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