Fatwas & Endorsements
Our financing is reviewed and approved by respected Islamic scholars. Here are the rulings and endorsements behind our programs.
What is a fatwa?
A fatwa is a legal opinion or ruling in Islam, issued by a scholar based on Islamic scriptures. It covers various aspects of life and is not universally binding, but individuals may choose to follow it based on the authority of the issuing scholar. Fatwas address diverse issues, and interpretations can vary among different Islamic traditions.
Endorsed by the Experts of
Islamic Finance
We are proud to be endorsed by the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America (AMJA) as a trusted Islamic home financing provider of the highest level:
Read the Full Endorsement“The committee has reviewed the Murabaha contract submitted by Mubarak Mortgage and believes that it is Sharia-compliant.”
Sharia Board Endorsement
Imam Dr. Syed Alnajjar
Dr. Sayed Alnajjar is a College Professor at the Islamic University, Board member, and the religious director in one of the major Mosques in WA. He studied at Al-Azhar al-Sharif in Egypt.
Dr. Alnajjar holds a BA and MBA degrees in the Islamic Economic System from City University of Seattle, and a Ph.D. in Islamic Studies from the Islamic University. Dr. Alnajjar holds Ijazah (Qur'anic Testimony) and he is also the author and translator of several books on the Islamic Religion.
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Sharia Board Approval
Our Murabaha home financing program has been reviewed and certified by the Sharia board at SHAPE Knowledge Services, a globally recognized advisory firm in Islamic finance.
The fatwa shown here confirms that our contracts, documents, and process are free of riba (interest) and follow the rules of Islamic commercial law. You can read the full ruling in the document.
Have questions about our Sharia compliance?
Our advisors can walk you through the contracts and the scholars' rulings, step by step.
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