Conversion of a Conventional Bank to an Islamic Bank: Appendix B - The Shariah Basis for the Standard
Gradual Clearance of Non-Permissible Previous Transactions
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The basis for the permissibility of gradual clearance of non-permissible previous transactions due to necessity or need and in accordance with the rules of Shariah is because it is not feasible for the converting bank to clear all non-permissible transactions immediately. Therefore, the bank must dispose of the effects of impermissible transactions because this is feasible.
Necessary Procedures and Mechanisms for Conversion
Since the realisation of the conversion is dependent on the procedures and mechanisms mentioned in this standard, these procedures and mechanisms thus become permissible or in certain circumstances their use becomes obligatory when the conversion will not be realised without applying these procedures and mechanisms. This is because conversion is obligatory, and if an obligation can be realised only by means of a particular way or tool, then the use of such a tool also becomes an obligation.
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