islamic-finance-router

Routing Islamic finance queries involves directing them to the correct product skill and applying AAOIFI or IFRS jurisdiction overlays. This ensures outputs align with the applicable governance framework and routing rules across mapped jurisdictions like Bahrain, Qatar, and Malaysia.

Routing supports AAOIFI and IFRS overlays across Bahrain, Qatar, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Pakistan, Indonesia, Kuwait, and Oman. This ensures consistent, compliant responses based on the specific jurisdiction's standard mappings.

AAOIFI jurisdiction overlay applies standard mappings to route Islamic finance product queries to the correct skill. For example, a murabaha guidance query under Bahrain AAOIFI routes to the murabaha skill with the Bahrain overlay applied.

Routing outputs include the governing framework header, product, and jurisdiction overlay references. This structure ensures that every response provides accurate context regarding the applied AAOIFI or IFRS standards.

Yes, routing directs both murabaha and other product queries to the correct skill while applying AAOIFI or IFRS overlays. It supports multiple jurisdictions and standard mappings to ensure compliant responses across different products.