In diminishing musharakah, the bank is not allowed to sell its share at a price which is higher than its original value to make a profit.

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In diminishing musharakah, the bank can sell its share at a price higher than its original value to make a profit, as the objective is to gradually transfer ownership to the other partner while allowing the bank to earn a profit on its investment.

In Diminishing Musharakah, the Bank Is Not Allowed to Sell