Abstract The study aims to explain the Sharia governance laws for Islamic windows in the Kingdom of Bahrain, by making a comparison between the Sharia governance laws for Islamic banks and Islamic windows, identifying the requirements that Islamic windows are not obligated to meet, and demonstrating the impact of not implementing these requirements. The study also aims to demonstrate the practical application of Sharia governance for Islamic Windows, as it evaluated the practical practice of Sharia governance by Islamic windows by presenting a set of questions to those working in the Sharia department to ascertain the extent to which these Islamic windows apply the requirements of Sharia governance. Finally, the study identified the most important obstacles to developing Sharia governance laws for Islamic windows from the point of view of those working in the Sharia department of these Islamic windows, discussing them, and presenting proposed solutions.