A starts a ready-made garments business with 40% capital while B provides 60%. They operate a normal partnership (مشاركة) with an agreed profit ratio. B's ownership is divided into units and A gradually buys them until B exits and A becomes sole owner.
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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Diminishing Partnership (المشاركة المتناقصة): The Core Idea
A starts a ready-made garments business with 40% capital while B provides 60%. They operate a normal partnership (مشاركة) with an agreed profit ratio. B's ownership is divided into units and A gradually buys them until B exits and A becomes sole owner.
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.