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What Makes A Mudarabah Agreement Legally Valid? Have you ever wondered what makes a Mudarabah agreement valid in Islamic finance? In this informative video, we'll explain the key principles and conditions that ensure a Mudarabah contract is fair, transparent, and legally binding under Islamic law. We'll cover how the agreement should clearly identify both parties—the capital provider (rab al maal) and the manager (mudarib)—and specify their roles, responsibilities, and rights. You'll learn about the importance of transparent capital contribution, ensuring the funds come from permissible sources, and how profit sharing is agreed upon before starting the venture. We’ll also discuss the scope of business activities, management responsibilities, and the necessity of written documentation to prevent disputes. Additionally, we'll highlight how the agreement must align with Islamic legal sources such as the Quran and Hadith, as well as local civil laws, to be enforceable. Understanding the risk-sharing mechanism—where profits are distributed based on actual results and losses are borne by the rab al maal unless due to negligence—is essential in Islamic finance. Whether you're involved in Islamic banking, investment, or partnership ventures, knowing these rules helps in creating valid and trustworthy agreements. Join us to learn more about the essentials of a legally valid Mudarabah agreement and how it promotes fairness and compliance.

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