We’re delighted to announce that Zubair Dharamsi, Partner and Head of Family Law at Rose & Rose, has completed a Professional Certificate in Islamic Family Law from the London School of Business and Administration.
Why this matters
With years of experience helping clients navigate complex family law matters, particularly overseas divorces, expat divorces, and Part III proceedings, Zubair has consistently seen how legal expertise must be complemented by cultural and religious understanding.
Many clients from Muslim communities face unique challenges when family matters cross jurisdictions and cultures. They need solicitors who understand not just the legal framework, but also the religious and cultural context that shapes their lives and decisions.
Bridging two worlds
Islamic family law operates alongside English law, and understanding how these systems interact is crucial when advising clients on matters like:
- International divorce proceedings involving Islamic marriage contracts (Nikah)
- Recognition of religious divorces (Talaq) within UK legal proceedings
- Matrimonial finance where Mahr and Islamic principles are relevant
- Child arrangements that respect both legal requirements and religious values
This additional qualification enhances our ability to provide holistic, culturally sensitive advice, particularly for clients dealing with cross-border family disputes or those navigating the intersection of Sharia principles and English family law.
Our commitment to understanding
This achievement reflects our deeper commitment: to truly understand the communities we serve. Family law isn’t just about legal outcomes; it’s about people, their values, their families, and their futures.
For clients facing family breakdown, having a solicitor who understands both the legal complexities and the religious considerations can make a significant difference in achieving resolutions that work practically, legally, and personally.
Islamic Family Law Solicitors
If you’re facing family law matters that involve Islamic law considerations, cross-border elements, or complex jurisdictional questions, our team is here to help.
