Ventures
Capital enters a single Mudarabah pool and Teqwah deploys it as managing partner across mining land, the machinery fleet, gold trade and African real estate. Each venture is asset-backed and structured to remain halal. Returns are variable, based on actual production and Shariah profit-sharing rules.
Mudarabah Fund I · Open for deposits
Minimum $150 · $406,950 of open target budgets still to fill
Deposit Capital & Secure ShareMudarabah
You supply capital, Teqwah supplies management and execution.
70 / 30
Net profit after site costs — 70% to participants pro-rata, 30% to Teqwah.
Asset-backed
Ground, machines or physical gold behind every dollar. Never interest.
Quarterly distribution
Distribution follows actual production, not a promised rate.
Operations pipeline
View-only disclosure: target budget, capital pooled so far, the landowner and equipment structure, and the production cycle for each project.
View only — target budgets the pool deploys into, committed by Teqwah as Mudarib.
Site #01
Mubende Belt, Uganda
Surveyed block worked in partnership with the landholder. Pool capital covers fuel, labour, plant hire and permits; production is shared on the agreed ratio once the block is worked.
72% of target budget · $280,000 still to fill
Production share
Method 1 — 3-way independent split
90-day production cycle
Fleet #08
Deployed across active sites
Machines bought outright by the pool and worked on mining sites. Because the fund owns the fleet, equipment and operational capital share as a single partner alongside the landholder.
75% of target budget · $63,600 still to fill
Production share
Method 2 — integrated fleet partnership
Quarterly settlement
Cycle #12
Source sites → bulk sale & export
Gold sourced directly from miners at the sites, consolidated, smelted and graded, then sold in bulk or exported. Profit is the spread achieved on the lot.
75% of target budget · $37,600 still to fill
Production share
No site equipment structure
30-day trade cycle
Land #03
High-growth African cities
Land banking and build-to-rent held by the fund. Rental yield settles quarterly, with capital revaluation recognised on exit.
74% of target budget · $25,750 still to fill
Production share
No site equipment structure
Quarterly rental settlement
Activity 01
90-day production cyclePartner with the landholder and cover the operational expense that gets a site working.
What pool capital does here
Pool capital funds survey, permits, fuel, labour and plant hire on the block.
Every block is surveyed before capital is committed. Production is shared with the landholder on the agreed ratio once the block is worked, so the ground — not a model — sets the scale of the result.
Contract structure. Musharakah with the landholder — Teqwah and the pool fund operations, the landholder brings the ground, and both share what the block produces.
Output depends on what the ground holds, so no rate is published for this activity. Whatever a block produces flows into the same net-profit split as everything else the pool holds.
Activity 02
Quarterly settlementMachines bought outright, worked on mining sites, and earning by the hour or the day.
What pool capital does here
Pool capital buys and mobilises machines that the fund owns outright.
A unit must be fully funded before it can be purchased and mobilised, so a budget may sit open while it fills. Once working, every machine's earnings are pooled across the whole fleet.
Contract structure. Ijarah-based leasing — the fund owns the machine and earns rental income from its use on mining sites.
Custom requests are welcome: earmark capital for one or more specific machines in a chosen area, or contribute a used or new machine instead of cash. Both are handled case by case and require a private consultation ($150).
Activity 03
30-day trade cycleCapital sources gold direct from miners at the sites, buys below market, and sells in bulk or exports for the spread.
What pool capital does here
Pool capital funds the buying run, consolidation, smelting and grading.
Profit is the difference between the price paid at source and the price achieved on bulk sale or export. Settlement is in USD; capital is diversified across sourcing runs, not held as personal bullion.
Contract structure. Mudarabah — capital from the pool, sourcing and trading expertise from Teqwah, net profit split on the agreed ratio.
Activity 04
Quarterly rental settlementLand banking and build-to-rent across high-growth African cities.
What pool capital does here
Pool capital acquires land and funds build-to-rent development.
Rental income settles quarterly and capital revaluation is recognised on exit. Held by the fund, never financed with interest.
Contract structure. Musharakah with a defined exit window — participants share both rental yield and capital movement.
Gold trade, step by step
Photographed on our own sourcing floor and in the smelt house. This is the physical chain the gold trade pool funds — buy at source, consolidate, smelt, grade, then sell in bulk or export.
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5From the field
Excavators and tippers working mining sites, crushing and screening plant on the ground, and the mobilisation runs that get a block producing.
Directing capital to specific machines in a specific area, contributing a machine instead of cash, or allocating more than $10,000 is arranged in a private Google Meet or Zoom session with the desk. The consultation fee is $150, payable by PayPal.
Request a consultationGovernance
How the Mudarabah pool is structured, how a working site is split, when capital can be withdrawn, and how site visits work.
Returns are variable and follow actual production. Gross site output is reduced by the landowner's cut, fuel, labour and operational costs first; the net profit that remains is shared 70% to participants pro-rata and 30% to Teqwah as managing partner. Nothing on this site is a fixed or guaranteed return.
Every participation is a private commercial agreement with Teqwah Capital, a UAE-registered commercial company — not a publicly offered security. Corporate standing & legal status.