What is the ruling on establishing a religious tourism company with capital divided among partners in varying proportions, and appointing two managers with a fixed salary plus a 5% share of the capital in exchange for management, then distributing profits according to each partner's share? And how can this model be corrected to comply with Islamic Sharia?

There is no objection to establishing a tourism services company in accordance with Sharia guidelines. It is permissible for the partners' capital contributions to vary, and the profit should be distributed according to their agreement or based on each partner's share in the capital. It is permissible for one of the partners to work in management for a fixed salary in addition to his share of the profit. However, adding a 5% share of the capital for the third and fourth partners in return for management needs clarification regarding its intent.