Capabilities

Shariah

Overview

At Zul Rafique & Partners, we truly understand the needs of our clients when facing difficult and complex situations related to Shariah Law to ensure that your rights and interests remain safeguarded. With our team members’ qualifications in Islamic law and our wide-ranging experience, we are uniquely equipped to appreciate the nuances of the Shariah law landscape.

Our team of professionals will also work closely with our clients to plan ahead on matters related to succession planning such as wasiat, faraid, waqf and hibah, and Islamic family matters including matrimonial, custody and jointly, acquired property to ensure that you will get the best possible results and outcome.

Areas of Practice

Shariah Advisory Services

Areas of Practice

Shariah

Wills (Wasiat)

Faraid

Gifts (Hibah)

Waqf

Matrimonial

Custody (hadhanah and Interim Protection Order/Protection Order)

Jointly acquired property

Advisory on halal certification matters

Drafting of policies, manual and procedures

Key Contacts

Consult with Our Experienced Practice Leaders

Knowledge Centre

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