AlHuda CIBE - UAE is hosting a two-day online training programme on the operational and practical aspects of Islamic banking, takaful, and Islamic microfinance on 24–25 July 2026. Delivered via Zoom, the programme is designed for bankers, takaful practitioners, regulators, microfinance professionals, and students seeking practical knowledge and industry-focused learning.
The IIiBF Special Talk 2026 explores the evolution of MYOR-i and Shariah-compliant pricing mechanisms within Islamic banking. Led by industry expert Azahari Abdul Kudus, the session will provide participants with practical insights into Islamic pricing benchmarks, current industry developments, and the future of Shariah-compliant financial practices.
INCEIF University and ISRA Associates will host an exclusive industry roundtable on 27 July 2026 examining the implementation of Malaysia's Consumer Credit Act 2025 from an Islamic finance perspective. The discussion will cover governance, Shariah operationalisation, implementation challenges, and industry practices for Islamic consumer credit providers. Participation is limited and subject to confirmation.
The Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF) will host a virtual BIBF-IFT Talk on 29 July 2026 exploring resilience and stability mechanisms in Islamic banking. Presented by Dr. Ronald Rulindo, the session will discuss approaches to strengthening Islamic financial institutions and enhancing financial stability within the industry.
Personal Finance for Muslim Professionals is an in-person community event hosted by MINT that explores practical approaches to managing money in line with Islamic values. Through expert talks, interactive discussions, and networking opportunities, participants will gain valuable insights into halal financial planning, investing, and personal wealth management.
IBFIM will host an online webinar on 30 July 2026 exploring the role of hibah in Islamic estate and legacy planning. Featuring Tuan Haji Aziz Peru, the session will cover the fundamentals and rules of hibah, its advantages, challenges in Muslim inheritance, and important considerations before entering into a hibah arrangement. The webinar offers three CPD hours awarded by the Malaysian Takaful Association.
ICRIE at Minhaj University Lahore is offering a four-week online Professional Certificate in Islamic Banking Products and Operations starting on 1 August 2026. Across eight sessions, participants will explore Islamic banking products, operational processes, documentation, Shari’ah compliance, product risks, and market practices, including Murabaha, Ijarah, Diminishing Musharakah, Salam, and Istisna. The program is designed for students, graduates, bankers, Shari’ah compliance trainees, and researchers.
The 13th Islamic Finance & Investment School (IFIS 2026), organized by the Centre for Research and Training (CERT), is a four-day executive workshop designed to strengthen expertise in Islamic banking, Sukuk, Islamic asset management, Islamic FinTech, and Shariah governance. The programme features internationally recognized trainers, networking opportunities, a certificate of attendance, and HRD Corp claimable status.
IBFIM is hosting a public training programme on “MYOR-i Application and Transition from KLIBOR,” focusing on Malaysia’s benchmark rate reform. The session provides practical insights into the framework, calculation methodology, and Shariah implications of MYOR-i adoption. It is designed for Islamic finance professionals involved in product development, risk management, treasury, and Shariah compliance.
The Islamic Wealth & Legacy Forum 2026 brings together Islamic finance professionals, Shariah advisers, estate planners, trustees, lawyers, and takaful practitioners to explore practical approaches to Shariah-compliant wealth governance and legacy continuity. The forum will cover Muslim estate administration, hibah, wasiat, takaful nominations, Labuan structures, liquidity planning, and responsible wealth management through expert-led discussions and networking opportunities.