Arbitration is a popular choice for dispute resolution because of its flexibility. It can be used to resolve a wide range of bespoke disputes and allows parties to select specific laws and procedures, including non-municipal systems of law, for resolving their disputes
Religious arbitration is a binding process that allows parties to resolve their disputes in accordance with their deeply held religious beliefs. This process ensures that parties can be sure that their disputes are resolved fairly and without bias. Additionally, religious arbitration awards are enforceable, similar to a judgement of a court of law.