
Al Ehsaan Home Financing
Halal Home Financing in Saskatchewan
Regina's Islamic housing co-operative, running a pooled rent-to-own model in Saskatchewan since 2012 (informal member pooling from 2007). Members join for a one-time $150 fee, invest at least $20,000 to enter the Active Waiting List under a published point system, then pick a home that Al-Ehsaan buys and holds title to until buyout. Occupants put down a minimum 25% (surrendered shares count), pay market-appraised rent reviewed annually plus a flat $75/month administration fee, and buy out the co-op's share with no early-payoff penalty and no maximum term. At buyout, gains or losses versus the purchase price split 90/10 in the member's favour. Investor returns, published for 2013-2024, ran 3.47% to 5.28% a year.
Al Ehsaan brings the Islamic housing co-op model to Saskatchewan, running a rent-to-own structure in Regina since 2012 and offering fatwa documents in support of its approach. The costs are concrete and modest - $150 to join, $20,000 invested to enter the waiting list, 25% minimum down, then market rent plus $75 a month while you buy the co-op out, with a 90/10 gain split in your favour at the end. It does not disclose a standing Shariah board or third-party certification, the fatwa scans are unattributed and untranslated, and published program detail is otherwise sparse. The practical option for Regina-area Muslims who want a local, community-run alternative to national halal lenders and can tolerate the queue.
Pros
- Rent-to-own housing co-operative model with no interest-bearing debt
- Operating in Regina since 2012
- Provides supporting fatwa documents and states its model was reviewed by recognized scholars
- No early-payoff penalty and no maximum term
- Publishes a complete 12-year investor return history (3.47%-5.28% annually) and a transparent point-system queue
Cons
- Available only in Saskatchewan (Regina)
- No publicly disclosed Shariah advisory board or third-party certification - fatwas are scans from unnamed scholars in Arabic and Urdu only
- $20,000 invested just to enter the Active Waiting List, then a queue before you can buy
- Al Ehsaan makes limited information public - check current terms with the organization directly
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Product Details
Structure
Co-Op
Features
Pooled rent-to-own co-op confined to Saskatchewan - the member picks the house, Al-Ehsaan buys it and holds title until buyout, $150 one-time membership fee; joining the Active Waiting List requires $20,000 invested, with a published point system ranking the queue, Minimum 25% down payment (surrendered shares count); occupants pay market-appraised rent reviewed annually plus a $75/month administration fee, No early-payoff penalty and no maximum term, At buyout, Al-Ehsaan takes or pays 10% of any gain or loss versus the purchase price, with the member at 90%, Publishes a complete 12-year investor return history (3.47%–5.28% annually, 2013–2024)
Down Payment
25%
Monthly Fee
$75 administration fee (plus market-appraised rent)
Al Ehsaan in Saskatchewan
Al Ehsaan's Home Financing is available in Saskatchewan. Al Ehsaan serves 1 province, including Saskatchewan.
Shariah Compliance & Oversight
Al-Ehsaan publishes downloadable fatwas in Arabic (an image scan) and Urdu, attributed only to unnamed 'recognized scholars' - no scholar, mufti, institution, or Sharia board is named anywhere on the site, and no English translation is provided. The volunteer board of directors is named and academically weighted (including two University of Regina professors), but religious oversight is undocumented beyond the fatwa scans. Members who cannot read Arabic or Urdu are trusting the attribution entirely - ask for the scholars' names and an English summary before committing.
2026-08-05
Province Availability
Available in 1 province
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Total Profit
$446,427
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