Yes. Each deal is structured and reviewed for Shariah compliance before it is offered, covering the ownership structure, how the property is financed, the nature of the tenants and their businesses, and how income is distributed.
The key points that make property structures compliant: no interest-based financing in the structure, no rental income from prohibited activities, and genuine asset ownership rather than a synthetic exposure.
The Shariah review for each specific deal is documented in its offering materials. If a particular tenant mix or financing arrangement raises a question for you, that documentation is where to look rather than relying on a general assurance.