Mr. Alaa Mahmoud Al-Qadi is a distinguished Egyptian legal consultant and arbitrator with over 27 years of extensive experience in the legal field. He serves as a Senior Legal Consultant at Dr. Abdulla Al Abri Advocates and Legal Consultants, providing expert counsel and representation across various areas of law.

Mr. Al-Qadi is licensed to practice before the Courts of Appeal in the Arab Republic of Egypt and has been a Certified Consultant in International Arbitration since 2016. He holds dual degrees in Civil Law and Islamic Jurisprudence from Al-Azhar University, Egypt, reflecting a strong foundation in both conventional and Sharia-based legal systems.

His practice includes civil, criminal, commercial, administrative, and Islamic law, with a strong emphasis on strategic litigation, regulatory compliance, and cross-border dispute resolution. Mr. Al-Qadi is widely respected for his analytical legal mind, precision in case handling, and commitment to upholding justice. He continues to provide practical and solution-oriented legal support to clients across Oman and the wider region.

Education

• Bachelor of Laws (LLB) – Al-Azhar University, Egypt
• Bachelor’s Degree in Islamic Law and Jurisprudence (Licentiate in Sharia and Law) – Al-Azhar University, Egypt

Admissions

• Licensed Lawyer before the Courts of Appeal, Republic of Egypt
• Certified International Arbitration Consultant (2016)

Practice Areas & Specializations

• Civil and Commercial Litigation
• Criminal Law and Strategic Legal Defense
• Corporate Legal Advisory and Regulatory Compliance
• International Arbitration and Cross-Border Dispute Resolution
• Administrative and Labor Law Matters
• Islamic Law and Sharia-Compliant Legal Consultation
• Real Estate and Property Dispute Resolution
• Energy, Oil & Gas Sector Legal Advisory
• Drafting and Reviewing Commercial Contracts and Legal Instruments, including:
  • Memorandum of Association (MOA)
  • Articles of Association (AOA)
  • Shareholders’ Agreements
  • Joint Venture Agreements
  • Service Agreements and Other Corporate Contracts