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Is a written contract required for the entitlement to professional fees, and what is the alternative basis for claiming them?

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A written contract is not required for the entitlement to professional fees, as the entitlement can be in consideration of the effort expended and the service rendered (customary fee / Ujrat Al-Mithl). Furthermore, agency (Wakalah) is considered a permissible contract from which an entitlement to fees can arise.

A written contract is not required for the entitlement to professional fees, as the entitlement can be in consideration of the effort expended and the service rendered (customary fee / Ujrat Al-Mithl). Furthermore, agency (Wakalah) is considered a permissible contract from which an entitlement to fees can arise.
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