Ad-hoc compliance
Shariah reviews rely on informal opinion swaps — no structured process, no consistent criteria, no repeatability.
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TheoAI™ Mizan
ميزان
Islamic financial governance for banks, zakat authorities, and Shariah boards.
Islamic finance needs governance, not automation.
No evidence chains
Approval decisions lack traceable links from contract clause to fiqh principle to board resolution.
Fragmented board workflows
Submissions, deliberations, and sign-offs live across email, WhatsApp, and filing cabinets. Nothing connects.
Roadmap
What Mizan will offer
Contract Analysis
PlannedContracts will be screened clause-by-clause against documented Shariah policies with cited rationale and remediation prompts.
Risk Detection
PlannedRibā, gharar, and structuring risks will be scored with evidentiary notes and scholar-tunable thresholds.
Shariah Board Workflow
PlannedSubmissions, deliberations, and decisions will flow through a governed pipeline with traceable sign-offs.
Zakat Management
PlannedCalculation logic, allocation rules, and beneficiary governance will be unified in a single auditable view.
Audit Trail
PlannedEvery action — from intake to final decision — will be recorded immutably with actor identity, timestamp, and cited evidence.
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