What we provide
- Sukuk issuance and structuring
- Murabaha, Ijarah, Mudarabah and Musharakah facilities
- Shariah governance and board review
- Conversion of conventional facilities to compliant structures
- Ongoing Shariah advisory and certification
How it works
We assess your financing need, design a structure that achieves your commercial goals within Islamic finance principles, obtain Shariah board approval, and support issuance and ongoing monitoring — so compliance is documented at every stage.
Who it's for
Businesses, family offices and investors who want ethical, interest-free financing, or institutions that need verified Shariah governance behind their funding.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a facility Shariah-compliant?
It must avoid interest (riba), excessive uncertainty (gharar) and prohibited activities, and instead use asset-backed or profit-sharing structures such as Murabaha, Ijarah or Musharakah. A qualified Shariah board reviews and approves the structure.
What is Sukuk?
Sukuk are Islamic financial certificates, often described as the Shariah-compliant equivalent of bonds. Instead of paying interest, they give investors a share in the ownership and returns of underlying assets or projects.
Do you provide a Shariah certificate?
Yes. Approved structures are accompanied by the appropriate Shariah documentation and certification from the reviewing scholars.
Can you convert my existing conventional loan to an Islamic structure?
In many cases, yes. We review the existing facility and, where feasible, restructure it into a compliant alternative that meets your commercial and religious requirements.
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