Abstract
This study delves into resolving financial disputes on Shar'ah contract clauses involving parties from different jurisdictions. There is a lack of explicit references to Shar'ah law in the choice of law clauses in financial contracts. The study emphasizes the complexity of applying Sharīʿah principles due to different interpretations. The jurisdictions lacking Shar'ah law expertise on Islamic finance disputes may set unfavorable precedents. The recommendations include strengthening local jurisdictions in Shar'ah-based legal systems by training judges and arbitrators. Encouraging Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs) to adopt Shar'ah compliance procedures, collaboratively developing unified IB&F Law, offering mechanisms of comprehensive training of legal practitioners, promoting confidence in local courts, creating a collaboration platform, and developing a comprehensive handbook for adjudicators, etc. are recommended measures to enhance Shar'ah-based dispute resolution and maintain credibility, stability & growth of Islamic finance sector.
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