Saudi Awwal Bank (SAB) Islamic credit cards

Who Saudi Awwal Bank (SAB) are

An Islamic window: a Shariah-compliant division inside a conventional bank.

Formerly SABB (The Saudi British Bank); merged with Alawwal Bank and renamed Saudi Awwal Bank. No Alawwal-branded credit card survives in SAB's current fee schedule or on its card pages - the legacy Alawwal card range is fully retired, and no discontinued-card record could be evidenced from a primary SAB source, so none is asserted. SAB is the ONLY bank of these four whose credit card terms explicitly and repeatedly name TAWARRUQ as the contract, and it publishes a CHARITY CLAUSE: late payment penalties are paid to charity after deducting actual collection expenses. SAB also has an American Express relationship, but the Amex products located are business/corporate only (The SAB American Express Business Credit Card, SAB AMEX Corporate Payment Solutions) - no consumer Amex card was found. Paid-in capital SAR 20,547,945,220; commercial registration 1010025779; licensed under Council of Ministers Resolution No. 198 dated 06/02/1398H and Royal Decree No. M/4 dated 12/08/1398H. Card count of 15 includes the Household Salary Card, which is a PREPAID product filed under Cards > Prepaid Card, and the AQSAT Credit Card, a 0%-APR instalment card carved out of an existing credit limit. Excludes the three business/corporate cards in the same fee table (SAB Business Mastercard Credit Card SAR 200 / 3% / 49.05% APR; Business Charge Card SAR 199; Corporate Credit Card) and the two debit cards.