Suppose A provides Rs. 100,000 and B adds Rs. 50,000 of his own money.
• Total capital = Rs. 150,000.
• A contributes two-thirds.
• B contributes one-third.
• B also manages the business.
B therefore acts as both investor and managing partner (مضارب).
The example is useful because it separates the legal roles from the cash movement. Once those roles are clear, the same principle can be applied to more complex commercial cases.
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Combining partnership (مشاركة) and investment partnership (مضاربة)
Suppose A provides Rs. 100,000 and B adds Rs. 50,000 of his own money.
• Total capital = Rs. 150,000.
• A contributes two-thirds.
• B contributes one-third.
• B also manages the business.
B therefore acts as both investor and managing partner (مضارب).
The example is useful because it separates the legal roles from the cash movement. Once those roles are clear, the same principle can be applied to more complex commercial cases.