Terms

Terms

Terms of Use

These Terms of Use govern access to and use of the Shariah360 website. By using this website, you agree to these terms to the extent applicable. If you do not agree with these terms, you should not use the website.

Scope

How these terms apply

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Website-Level Terms

These terms apply to your use of the Shariah360 website and its publicly available content, pages, and contact features. They are intended to govern website access and use at a general level.

They do not, by themselves, create an advisory engagement, client relationship, or contractual mandate for services unless expressly agreed separately in writing.

Use of the Website

Permitted and expected use

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Permitted Use

You may use this website for lawful, professional, informational, and institution-related purposes. Use of the website should remain consistent with its advisory and informational character.

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Restricted Use

  • Using the website in any unlawful, abusive, deceptive, or harmful manner;
  • Attempting to interfere with website security, stability, or normal operation;
  • Using the website to transmit spam, malicious code, or unauthorized material;
  • Misrepresenting your identity, affiliation, or the purpose of your communication.
Content and Purpose

How website content should be understood

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Informational Nature of Content

Content made available on this website is provided for general informational and institutional reference purposes. It is intended to explain the nature of the platform, its services, editorial orientation, and related areas of work.

Website content should not be treated as a substitute for case-specific legal advice, formal Sharia review, regulated financial advice, or any other professional assessment that requires dedicated analysis and engagement.

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No Automatic Reliance or Engagement

Accessing or using this website, reading its content, or submitting an inquiry does not automatically create a client relationship, advisory mandate, fiduciary duty, or ongoing professional obligation.

Intellectual Property

Ownership and use of website materials

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Ownership

Unless otherwise stated, the website design, text, structure, branding, and original content made available on this website are the property of Shariah360 or are used with appropriate permission.

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Limited Use

You may view, download, or print website materials for personal, internal, or non-commercial reference purposes only, provided that such use does not misrepresent the source, remove any notices, or reproduce the material in a misleading context.

Reproduction, republication, redistribution, or commercial reuse of website materials without appropriate authorization is not permitted.

Liability

Limitations and practical expectations

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Website Availability

While reasonable efforts may be made to maintain the website and its content, no guarantee is given that the website will always be available, uninterrupted, error-free, or free from technical defects.

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Limitation of Responsibility

To the extent permitted by applicable law, Shariah360 does not accept responsibility for loss or damage arising solely from general reliance on website content, temporary unavailability, technical issues, or the use of third-party links or services.

Nothing in these terms is intended to exclude liability where exclusion would be unlawful.

Privacy and Cookies

Related policies and user expectations

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Privacy and Cookies

Use of this website may also be subject to the Shariah360 Privacy Policy and any relevant cookie-related notices or consent tools made available on the website.

Where cookies or similar technologies are used, related information should be provided separately and clearly. Cookie consent should not be treated as bundled into these Terms of Use. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Changes

Updates to these terms

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Changes to the Terms

These Terms of Use may be updated from time to time to reflect website-related, operational, or legal developments. Any updated version may be posted on this page with the relevant date or updated wording where appropriate.

Continued use of the website after changes are posted may constitute acceptance of the revised terms to the extent applicable.

Contact

Contact details

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Address

93, BD Abdelmoumen, CAPITAL OFFICE,
2nd Floor, Office No. 52,
Casablanca, Morocco

Closing Note

Clear terms support clearer use

These Terms of Use are intended to provide a clear and reasonable framework for access to and use of the Shariah360 website. They are designed to support transparency, fair user expectations, and alignment with the professional nature of the platform.

Institutional Engagements

Selected Advisory Mandates

A selection of high-level advisory engagements delivered across Islamic Banking, Capital Markets (Sukuk & Funds), Fintech, Islamic Social Finance, Regulatory, and Project Study & Development—across multiple jurisdictions.

Bank

Sharia Governance Framework & Oversight

Council-led governance design, committee charters, internal Sharia control model, and reporting lines aligned with regulator expectations and international best practices.

Governance Audit readiness Multi-jurisdictional
Fund

Sukuk / Fund Structuring & Documentation Review

Sharia structuring advisory for capital market instruments, review of term sheets and legal documentation, and validation of compliance narrative for stakeholders.

Structuring Certification Capital Markets
Fintech

Fintech Sharia Compliance Enablement

Product compliance mapping, governance workflows, and Sharia-by-design checkpoints for digital finance solutions, including payments, lending, or investment platforms.

Compliance Governance Training
Regulator

Regulatory & Policy Advisory (Framework Alignment)

Advisory support to supervisory authorities on national frameworks, governance requirements, and alignment with established standards (e.g., AAOIFI/IFSB) where applicable.

Policy note Regulatory Governance
NGO

Islamic Social Finance Programs (Zakat / Waqf)

Sharia review of social finance initiatives, governance design for zakat/waqf programs, and impact-oriented compliance frameworks with transparent reporting.

Governance Certification Social Finance
Bank

Project Study & Development (Feasibility / Design)

End-to-end project studies for Islamic finance initiatives—feasibility, governance blueprint, stakeholder mapping, and implementation roadmap across regions.

Project study Structuring Multi-sector

Confidentiality: Client names and engagement details are not publicly disclosed. Summaries are presented at a high level to preserve integrity and advisory confidentiality.