This webinar explores key misconceptions surrounding Islamic banking and examines the principles that distinguish Shariah-compliant finance from conventional banking. Topics include Riba, trade-based financing, Islamic contracts, risk sharing, benchmarking practices, and Shariah governance, with a focus on the future development of Islamic banking in Pakistan.
This webinar on 18 June 2026 explores challenges and research developments in Islamic finance. Featuring Prof. Dr. Ahmet Faruk Aysan from Hamad Bin Khalifa University, the session provides academic insights into industry challenges, innovation trends, and future directions. Organized by Dawat_E_Circle and AIU Finance Students’ Society, the event is designed for students, researchers, and professionals interested in Islamic economics and finance.
This online webinar on 19 June 2026 explores the role of research-based innovation in the Islamic finance industry. Organized by AlHuda Centre of Islamic Banking and Economics (CIBE-UAE), the session features Prof. Dr. Mohammad Kabir Hassan and focuses on how research and collaboration can drive product development, financial inclusion, sustainability, and global competitiveness in Islamic finance.
Predika Academy is offering a free online webinar on 19 June 2026 covering the fundamentals of Islamic financial products and services. Participants will learn about Murabaha, Ijarah, Musharaka, Mudaraba, Islamic banking, and payment services, with a focus on practical applications in Africa. The session also includes an introduction to the Certified Islamic Banker (CIB) certification programme.
Join Al-Sadiq Institute’s online webinar on 20 June 2026 to explore the evolution of Islamic banking in the United Kingdom. Led by Dr. Adnan Salaudeen and moderated by Ms. Madiha Rubab, the session will discuss industry developments, market opportunities, and the future outlook of the UK’s Islamic finance sector, providing valuable insights for professionals, academics, and students.
The State of the Global Islamic Economy (SGIE) Report 2025/26 will be launched virtually on 22 June 2026. Produced by DinarStandard in partnership with Salaam Gateway, with support from IsDBI and IFANCA, the event will present the latest research on global Muslim consumer spending, market rankings, investment trends, and emerging opportunities across the Islamic economy. The session is designed for investors, businesses, policymakers, and industry professionals.
Islamic Finance Review (IFR) and the Islamic Leadership Institute present an online webinar examining how Islamic ethical principles can guide effective leadership in today's organizations. Participants will explore values-driven decision-making, governance, accountability, trust-building, and purpose-driven leadership while learning practical approaches to applying Amanah, Adl, and Ihsan in professional environments.
The IslamicFinance360 Monthly Shariah Webinar returns on 25 June 2026 with a discussion on evaluating carbon credits through Shariah and Maqasid Shariah principles. Jointly organized by Bank Rakyat, INCEIF University, IIUM, and DRCIB, the webinar features experts from Bursa Malaysia and Bursa Carbon Exchange who will explore sustainability, Islamic capital markets, and the role of carbon markets in Islamic finance.
The BIBF-IFT Talk on 25 June 2026 brings together senior Islamic finance leaders to discuss how effective leadership can transform organizational culture. Hosted by BIBF, ASAS, and Islamic Finance Times, the free virtual session features Dato’ Muazam Mohamed and Mr. Mufaddal Khumri, offering practical insights into leadership, institutional development, and organizational excellence in Islamic finance.
Join this online webinar hosted by the Center for Applied Research in Islamic Economics and Finance and the Department of Economics at Ibn Haldun University on 26 June 2026. The session explores the development of Islamic finance in Pakistan, including its regulatory framework, institutional landscape, Islamic banking, participatory finance models, and broader perspectives on Islamic economics.