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Al Nahrain Islamic Bank

A state-owned Islamic bank, based in Baghdad, licensed by the Central Bank of Iraq.

Type
Islamic
Ownership
State
Head office
Baghdad
Website
nib.gov.iq

Rating

An editorial rating from published sources; it does not measure the bank’s safety.

1 of 6 areas only
AppNot ratedinsufficient information
SupportNot ratedinsufficient information
FeesNot ratedinsufficient information
Cards and transfersNot ratedinsufficient information
Account openingNot ratedinsufficient information
Products4/5low confidence

Published products

One rate per product: the ordinary retail scenario as the bank publishes it, with its conditions. What the bank does not publish is said so rather than left blank.

Small-project finance (Murabaha)Islamic

5%annual

Eligibility note
Not open to civil or military government employees. Requires a government-employee guarantor whose net salary covers twice the monthly instalment, a trade or industry ID, and a valid premises lease.
Guarantor required
Maximum age
65
Maximum amount
25.0M
Maximum term
5 years
Minimum age
18
Minimum amount
3.0M

checked 13 September 2026

Rates as the bank publishes them; not confirmed with the bank directly.

Services

As the bank announces on its site, with the date checked. «Unchecked» means we found no announcement, not that the service does not exist.

  • Salary domiciliationAvailable · 13 September 2026

Bank links

Sources (4)
  1. Central Bank of Iraq - Government banks
  2. Nahrain - Small projects · 23 April 2026
  3. Nahrain - Product catalogue
  4. Al Nahrain cardholder app — Google Play

Read in Arabic · The editorial notes are available in Arabic.

About this page

Every figure on this page comes from the bank's own source or its exchange filings, with the date it was checked. What the bank does not publish is stated as such rather than left blank.

Rates are as the bank publishes them and were not confirmed with it directly; a figure the bank published more than a year ago stays on the page with its date and is never shown as a current offer.

The rating is editorial, from published sources — the bank's site, the app store and what users write — and neither measures the bank's safety nor is endorsed by it.