A free online webinar exploring practical frameworks, tools, and red flags for assessing digital assets from a Shariah perspective, with insights into Shariah governance, digital asset screening, and Halal tokenization.
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.
AAOIFI will host a two-day online training programme on structuring Sukuk under its Shari'ah, financial accounting, and governance standards. The course provides practical guidance on Sukuk structures, accounting treatment, governance, legal considerations, and implementation, while supporting professionals preparing for AAOIFI certification programmes.
The Certificate Course in Islamic Economics, organized by the Shariah Advisory & Research Council (SARC), provides an academic and practical introduction to Islamic economics, its core principles, contemporary economic systems, Islamic FinTech, capital markets, Zakat, Waqf, and social economics. The course is designed for Shariah researchers, Islamic scholars, students, academics, policymakers, and professionals interested in understanding modern economic issues from an Islamic perspective. The 3rd Batch will be conducted from 7 August to 28 September 2026 through online and in-person sessions.
The webinar explores Kazakhstan's Islamic banking landscape, focusing on market growth, regulatory developments, and opportunities for global partnerships. It brings together industry experts to discuss the country's evolving Islamic banking sector and potential areas for international collaboration.
AlHuda CIBE presents an exclusive webinar on Islamic Digital Banking and Neobanks, examining emerging opportunities, key risks, and industry challenges in Shariah-compliant digital banking. The session will feature Ridwan Sanusi, Founder & CEO of Halvest Technology Inc., Canada, and will explore developments shaping the future of Islamic digital financial services.
The final webinar of the Halal Tokenization Series explores emerging trends, opportunities and challenges shaping the future of Halal tokenization and Islamic finance. The session brings together Shariah and industry perspectives on digital assets, blockchain and the evolving Islamic digital finance landscape.
Let's Talk Crypto: A Shari'ah Perspective for Women is a free online webinar hosted by Women Who Invest. Led by fintech professional Shahd Abdelhadi, the session introduces blockchain, cryptocurrency, and the Islamic principles scholars consider when evaluating digital assets. Designed exclusively for women, the webinar aims to provide balanced, educational insights into one of the most discussed topics in contemporary Islamic finance.
An instructor-led simulation board game training program designed for business and non-finance professionals to develop practical knowledge of business operations, financial concepts, decision-making, and organizational performance through real-world business simulations.
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.