<![CDATA[The development of Islamic substantive law in Indonesia—encompassing waqf (endowment), wills, grants (hibah), and sharia financing—demands legally valid documents with evidentiary force. However, the drafting techniques of sharia deeds are regulated across various statutory instruments, raising questions regarding their validity and position within the national legal system. This study aims to analyze the drafting techniques of sharia deeds under statutory regulations, examine their validity and evidentiary force, and explore the practice of the Sharia TPA Laboratory as a means of mastering deed-drafting skills. This research employs normative legal methods with statutory and conceptual approaches. Primary legal materials—including the Notary Office Law, the Compilation of Islamic Law, the Waqf Law, and related regulations—are analyzed qualitatively through grammatical and systematic interpretation. This study affirms that the validity of sharia deeds is determined by the fulfillment of formal and material requirements under statutory regulations, while their evidentiary force depends on the authority of the drafting official. The Sharia TPA Laboratory plays a strategic role in bridging theory and practice through deed-drafting simulations.]]>
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