Comprehensive Legal Counsel for Sharia Family, Inheritance, & Waqf Affairs.
We guide individuals and institutions in navigating Islamic civil law under the Compilation of Islamic Law (KHI) and statutory regulations—covering Sharia estate succession (faraidh), gifts (hibah), wills, waqf asset governance, and Religious Court representation.

Practice Scope in Islamic Law
We deliver thorough advocacy from early pre-litigation analysis to definitive resolution.
When Do You Need Our Assistance?
Advocacy & Strategic Solutions
Methodical Steps in Legal Representation
Genealogy & Asset Audit
Verifying valid heirship lineage, marriage certificates, and comprehensive asset inventory.
Faraidh Formulation & Ishlah
Calculating exact sharia share percentages and hosting conciliatory mediation meetings.
Pleadings & Filings
Preparing petitions for heirship decrees or civil actions before the Religious Court.
Trial & Distribution
Court representation, testimonial substantiation, and final decree enforcement.
Frequently Asked Questions on Islamic Law
Yes. A formal Religious Court decree is the essential authentic title required by banks, the Land Office (BPN), and notaries to transfer inherited assets.
Oral waqf endowments must be legalized promptly via a Waqf Pledge Deed (AIW) at the local Religious Affairs Office (KUA) to secure official title registration.
Discuss Your Islamic Law Matter with Our Attorneys
Receive an initial evaluation on your case chronology and necessary supporting documents.
