Global Banking & Markets: Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Middle East 2026 will take place on 23–24 June 2026 in Dubai, UAE. The conference brings together banking executives, capital market professionals, investors, and Islamic finance experts to discuss trends in bonds, loans, Sukuk, and regional debt markets while providing valuable networking and business development opportunities.
The Islamic Arbitration Conference 2026 gathers global experts to discuss the future of Shariah-aligned dispute resolution. Held at AIAC, the two-day event focuses on harmonisation, governance, and practical implementation of Islamic arbitration frameworks. It explores how evolving Islamic finance, takaful, and global trade require stronger, internationally aligned arbitration systems built on Shariah principles.
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.
This webinar explores the role of artificial intelligence in Islamic banking, focusing on compliance, product innovation, and Shariah governance. Organized by Al-Sadiq Institute in collaboration with ShariahLab.io, the session will provide practical insights into how AI can enhance governance frameworks and support ethical innovation in Islamic financial institutions.
The Halal Tokenized Sunday Webinar Series 2026 is a free seven-week online webinar series organized by Al Mabrook Financial from 28 June to 9 August 2026. The series explores Islamic tokenization, digital assets, Real-World Asset tokenization, Shariah-compliant stablecoins, digital payments, tokenized Sukuk, Shariah compliance, and the future of halal blockchain. The sessions are held every Sunday via Zoom and include expert discussions, live questions, and audience participation.
The first session of Al Mabrook Financial’s Halal, Tokenized Sunday Webinar Series will explore Islamic tokenization, its development within the global financial landscape, and its relevance to Shariah-compliant digital assets in 2026. The live online session will feature Fahad Siddiqui and Dr. Mufti Mohammad Omer Rafique, with opportunities for discussion, audience questions, and polls. The webinar will take place on 28 June 2026 via Zoom.
CIBAFI’s 26th Annual General Meeting will be held virtually on 30 June 2026. The event brings together members and stakeholders from across the Islamic financial services industry to review organizational activities, discuss strategic priorities, and exchange perspectives on developments shaping the future of Islamic finance. The AGM serves as an important platform for collaboration and industry engagement.
The AI Fiqh Literacy for Islamic Research Writing workshop explores the ethical use of artificial intelligence in Islamic research and academic writing. Led by Dr. Sakinah Binti Abdul Samad, the session provides practical guidance on integrating AI tools while adhering to Shariah principles and maintaining academic integrity. The workshop is open to all students, with a particular focus on postgraduate researchers.