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Business partnerships and contracts on Islamic principles

Partnerships, contracts and succession on Islamic principles, documented under English law.

How it works

How it works

We start from your current arrangement and work at your pace.

1

Tell us the arrangement

The partnership, deal or investment as it stands today.

2

We check both sides

Where it stands in Islamic principles and in English law, and where the gaps are.

3

How we help

Documented clearly and reviewed against Islamic principles, with reserved legal work by our partner solicitors.

Common questions

Questions business owners ask us

What makes a business partnership halal?
A halal partnership shares profit, loss and risk on Islamic principles (such as musharakah or mudarabah), avoids riba and excessive uncertainty, and is documented clearly. We help structure yours on these principles and document it under English law.
Can you make my existing contracts Sharia-compliant?
Often, yes. We review your current agreements, identify what conflicts with Islamic principles or English law, and suggest changes. Where legal drafting is needed, our partner solicitors carry it out.
Do you handle the legal side too?
All reserved legal work is carried out by our partner solicitors.
Can you help pass a business on to my family?
Yes. We plan business succession in line with faraid and English law, with a tax adviser involved where tax is relevant.

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