Finance & Markets
Islamic Finance
Legal structuring of Sharia-compliant financial products and transactions.
What this practice covers
Islamic finance addresses the legal structuring of Sharia-compliant financial products and transactions, including murabaha, ijara, musharaka, and sukuk structures. Work includes reviewing contracts for compliance with both Sharia and legal standards, coordinating with relevant Sharia boards where needed, and drafting Islamic finance agreements for individuals and companies. This field serves Islamic banks, finance companies, and clients seeking Sharia-compliant financing structures.
How we work with you
Initial routing
A short form to understand the nature of your request and route it to the right team — case facts are not collected at this stage.
Conflict check
We verify there is no conflict of interest before any further contact — protecting you and us.
Secure channel
Once cleared, we open a direct, secured channel with the relevant team.
Our lawyers
Bader Saif Abdullah Askar Al-Rashidi
Attorney & International Legal Consultant
Partner, AL OUN Group
Full profileFAQ
All questions Before you begin
How do I request a legal consultation?
Through the consultation request form on the site. The first step only asks for your name and preferred contact method — no case details — and the firm follows up after an initial conflict check.
Is the legal consultation free?
No. Submitting the form is only a request for contact and is not a legal consultation. The firm defines the consultation scope and fees and informs the client before it is confirmed or begins.
Does the firm check for conflicts of interest before accepting a consultation?
Yes. A conflict-of-interest check is a mandatory step in every consultation request's lifecycle, before any substantive contact about the matter itself.
Ready for a clear first step?
Request a consultation and we'll route you to the right path.