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1. Exclusivity: Optional provisions restricting parties from negotiating with third parties, used when exclusive negotiations are required

2. Break Fee: Provisions for compensation if one party withdraws from negotiations, used in high-value transactions

3. Timeline and Milestones: Specific deadlines and key milestones for the negotiation process, used in complex transactions

4. Due Diligence: Framework for conducting due diligence investigations, used when significant investigation is required

5. Shariah Compliance: Specific provisions ensuring compliance with Islamic law principles, used when explicitly required

6. Good Faith Obligations: Detailed obligations regarding good faith negotiations, used in complex or sensitive negotiations

7. Termination Rights: Specific circumstances under which parties can terminate negotiations, used in lengthy negotiation processes

1. Schedule 1 - Negotiation Timeline: Detailed timeline of key dates and milestones in the negotiation process

2. Schedule 2 - Confidential Information: Definition and categories of information deemed confidential

3. Schedule 3 - Authorized Representatives: List of authorized representatives from each party who will conduct negotiations

4. Appendix A - Term Sheet: Principal commercial terms under discussion, if already agreed in principle

5. Appendix B - Required Approvals: List of regulatory or internal approvals required to proceed with the final agreement