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1. Children's Provisions: Used when parties want to address future children's financial arrangements, applicable only where allowed by Sharia

2. International Assets: Required when either party has significant assets outside Saudi Arabia

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Necessary for couples where either party owns or expects to develop intellectual property

4. Family Business Protection: Important when either party has family business interests to protect

5. Special Gifts (Hiba): Used when parties wish to document specific gifts given between them

6. Professional Practice: Required when either party owns or participates in a professional practice

7. Cultural and Religious Obligations: Additional religious or cultural commitments beyond standard Sharia requirements

8. Foreign Law Compliance: Required when agreement needs to consider laws of other jurisdictions

1. Schedule A - Asset Inventory: Detailed list of each party's pre-marriage assets and their agreed values

2. Schedule B - Mahr Details: Specific items or amounts constituting the Islamic dower, including payment terms

3. Schedule C - Property Documentation: Copies of property ownership documents and valuations

4. Schedule D - Business Interests: Details of business ownership, shares, and valuations

5. Schedule E - Financial Disclosures: Complete financial statements of both parties

6. Appendix 1 - Shariah Compliance Certificate: Certificate from recognized Islamic scholar confirming agreement's compliance with Shariah

7. Appendix 2 - Legal Capacity Documents: Proof of legal capacity and any required governmental approvals

8. Appendix 3 - Witness Statements: Statements from required witnesses as per Islamic law