Understanding Sharia Insurance and the Difference with Conventional Insurance
Currently, there are many types and benefits offered by insurance, where every insurance company has a variety of features and advantages in each product they spend. But as a prospective user, it is reasonable if we understand and know well insurance that we will choose and use. This will help us to get maximum benefit and benefit from the usage.
Over the last few years, Takaful insurance became one of the insurance products that many talked about in the community. This insurance is present to meet the interests and desires of many people who expect a kosher insurance products and in accordance with the provisions of sharia.
According to the National Sharia Council, Takaful is an effort to protect each other and help one another among others, where this is done through an asset investment (tabarru) that provides a pattern of return to face certain risks through appropriate contracts with sharia. In Takaful Insurance, a system applies, in which the participants will grant a part or all of the contributions that will be used to pay the claim if there are participants who experienced the disaster. In other words, it can be said that, in Takaful insurance, the role of the insurance company is limited to the operational and investment management of a number of funds received only. In Indonesia, sharia insurance is widely available in various life insurance products and health insurance that can be obtained easily through private insurance companies.
Differences between Sharia and Conventional Insurance
In its development, Takaful insurance has many advantages and advantages when compared with conventional insurance. This, of course, makes a fundamental difference between the two types of insurance. For example, if you want to apply for a sharia health insurance from Prudential, Allianz, Sinarmas or AIA, there are of course some advantages compared to ordinary health insurance. Here are the differences between Takaful and conventional insurance in general:
While in conventional insurance apply the system of transfer of risk, in which the risk transferred/charged by the insured (the insurer) to the insurance company that acts as the insurer in the insurance agreement.
In the conventional insurance, the insurance company will determine the number of premiums and various other costs aimed at generating revenue and profits as much as possible for the company itself.
One insurance policy is used for all family members, so the premiums imposed by Takaful insurance will also be lighter. This is not the case in conventional insurance, where everyone will have their own policies and the premiums charged will certainly be higher.
Sharia insurance also allows us to double claim, so we will still get the claim that we submitted even though we have got it through our other insurance.
DSN is then tasked to conduct supervision of all forms of operations carried out in the Takaful, including considering all forms of the property insured by insurance participants, where it should be halal and free from haram. This will be seen from the origin and source of the property and the benefits it generates.
Unlike conventional insurance, where the origin of the insured object is not a problem because what the company sees is the value and premium that will be stipulated in the insurance agreement.
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Over the last few years, Takaful insurance became one of the insurance products that many talked about in the community. This insurance is present to meet the interests and desires of many people who expect a kosher insurance products and in accordance with the provisions of sharia.
According to the National Sharia Council, Takaful is an effort to protect each other and help one another among others, where this is done through an asset investment (tabarru) that provides a pattern of return to face certain risks through appropriate contracts with sharia. In Takaful Insurance, a system applies, in which the participants will grant a part or all of the contributions that will be used to pay the claim if there are participants who experienced the disaster. In other words, it can be said that, in Takaful insurance, the role of the insurance company is limited to the operational and investment management of a number of funds received only. In Indonesia, sharia insurance is widely available in various life insurance products and health insurance that can be obtained easily through private insurance companies.
Differences between Sharia and Conventional Insurance
In its development, Takaful insurance has many advantages and advantages when compared with conventional insurance. This, of course, makes a fundamental difference between the two types of insurance. For example, if you want to apply for a sharia health insurance from Prudential, Allianz, Sinarmas or AIA, there are of course some advantages compared to ordinary health insurance. Here are the differences between Takaful and conventional insurance in general:
- Risk Management
While in conventional insurance apply the system of transfer of risk, in which the risk transferred/charged by the insured (the insurer) to the insurance company that acts as the insurer in the insurance agreement.
- Fund Management
In the conventional insurance, the insurance company will determine the number of premiums and various other costs aimed at generating revenue and profits as much as possible for the company itself.
- System of Agreement
- Ownership of Funds
- Distribution of Profits
- Obligation of Zakat
- Claims and Services
One insurance policy is used for all family members, so the premiums imposed by Takaful insurance will also be lighter. This is not the case in conventional insurance, where everyone will have their own policies and the premiums charged will certainly be higher.
Sharia insurance also allows us to double claim, so we will still get the claim that we submitted even though we have got it through our other insurance.
- Supervision
DSN is then tasked to conduct supervision of all forms of operations carried out in the Takaful, including considering all forms of the property insured by insurance participants, where it should be halal and free from haram. This will be seen from the origin and source of the property and the benefits it generates.
Unlike conventional insurance, where the origin of the insured object is not a problem because what the company sees is the value and premium that will be stipulated in the insurance agreement.
- Investment Instruments
- Gambling and games belonging to gambling. Trade prohibited by sharia, among others: trades that are not accompanied by the delivery of goods/services, and trade with bogus supply/demand. Ribawi financial services, among others: interest-based banks, and interest-based financing companies. Buy and sell risks that contain elements of uncertainty (gharar) and/or gambling (maisir).
- Producing, distributing, trading and/or providing various goods, such as haram li-dzatihi goods, or goods or services forbidden by the substance (haram li-ghairihi) stipulated by DSN-MUI. Conducting transactions that contain elements of bribe (risywah).
Such provisions, of course, do not apply to conventional insurance, because basically in conventional insurance companies will conduct various investments in various instruments aimed at bringing the maximum profits for the company. This can be done without using/considering the haram or not the selected investment instrument, because basically in the conventional insurance fund that is actually funds owned by the company and not the owner of the insurance policy, so the company has full authority in the use of funds, including in choosing the type of investment to be used.
- Hanged funds
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