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Report · Fintech & Digital Assets

Is Crypto Halal? (2026) – Research Paper

In late June 2026, at the direction of Shaykh al-Islam Mufti Taqi Uthmani (Ḥafiẓahullah), I was invited by the Darul Iftaa Committee of Darul Uloom Karachi to present research on the Sharīʿah classification of digital assets…

Standard · Contracts & Structuring

SAFE Notes from a Shariah Perspective

Introduction Simple Agreements for Future Equity (SAFEs) are frequently mischaracterised as loans (qard). That is not accurate. A SAFE has no repayment obligation…

Point of view · Fintech & Digital Assets

The 1,400-Year-Old Blockchain: Isnad

No code. No miners. No gas fees. Just rigour. Long before anyone hashed a block, Muslim scholars engineered a human protocol for truth: Isnād—the named chain of…

Standard · Contracts & Structuring

Kafalah: the trust engine of markets

What is Kafālah? Kafālah is a Sharīʿah-based guarantee in which a third party voluntarily adds their liability to that of the principal debtor, so the creditor may…

Report · Money & Riba

New Essay: Making Sense of Riba

This essay presents a comprehensive exploration of the prohibition of Riba, situating it within the broader framework of Islamic legal and economic philosophy…

Standard · Contracts & Structuring

Income Sharing Agreements: A Sharia Compliant Revelation or a Departure from Sharia Principles?

Introduction Income Share Agreements (ISAs) are a type of alternative financing arrangement. These agreements are financial structures in which an individual or…

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