A comprehensive two-day workshop designed to provide practical knowledge of Islamic corporate banking products and instruments, covering project financing, trade financing, investment and treasury services, and investment products for corporate clients.
The 3rd International Scientific Conference IMEF 2026 will take place on 9–10 September 2026 in Novi Pazar, Serbia. Under the theme “Beyond Profit,” the conference will explore Islamic moral economy, sustainable finance, Green Sukuk, Waqf, Zakat, Shariah governance, Islamic fintech, universal ethics, and intergenerational equity. The English-language conference is open to scholars, researchers, practitioners, and other stakeholders, with no registration fee.
A two-day intensive workshop providing practical insights into Islamic capital market instruments, advanced Sukuk structuring, Islamic derivatives, cross-border transactions, market execution, risk management, and emerging trends including ESG, digital Sukuk, blockchain, and tokenisation.
The 2026 Harvard Islamic Finance Conference will bring together scholars, executives, regulators, founders, and student fellows for two days at Harvard University. The conference is part of an event series that has convened the global Islamic finance community since 1997. Attendance is available through general admission, with separate registration options for professionals, non-Harvard students, Harvard affiliates, and livestream-only participants. The event will take place on September 25–26, 2026
Shifa Professional Learning Centre and PKACE present a free online training session on Islamic Finance: Shariah Principles & Compliance Essentials with Dr. Hamid Hasan, Visiting Fellow in Islamic Finance at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS), UK. The session will cover Maqasid al-Shariah in Islamic Finance, major prohibitions in Islamic Finance, Shariah compliance in Islamic banking, and common Shariah non-compliance issues. A certificate will be provided to participants.
Shifa Professional Learning Centre, in collaboration with the Professor Khurshid Ahmed Centre of Excellence (PKACE), is hosting a free online training session on Islamic Banking Contracts and Modes of Finance with Prof. Dr. Atiquzzafar, an Islamic finance scholar. The session will cover Shariah governance frameworks and ethics in Islamic banking. It is intended for banking and finance professionals, Shariah scholars, academics, compliance officers, and others interested in Islamic finance. A certificate will be provided.
Al-Farooq Advisory is organizing an international webinar examining strategies for securing state support and developing enabling policy and regulatory frameworks for Islamic finance. The virtual discussion will bring together experts and practitioners from different countries to explore country experiences, policy challenges, regulatory engagement, and practical approaches for strengthening Islamic finance within national financial systems. The session will also consider lessons and pathways for advancing Islamic finance at the national level.
The 29th Annual Harvard Islamic Finance Conference will bring together scholars, executives, regulators, founders, professionals, and students to explore the role of Islamic finance in a changing global financial system. Under the theme “Global Finance in Transition: Stability, Pluralism, and the Role of Islamic Finance,” the two-day conference will examine ethical and values-driven finance, AI and blockchain, entrepreneurship, innovation, and the future of global markets.
The Global Shari’ah Majlis 2026 will take place on 29 September 2026 in Jeddah under the theme “Islamic Finance 2030: Scaling Impact in a Changing World.” The event will bring together Shari’ah scholars, regulators, academics, policymakers and industry practitioners to discuss Shari’ah governance, capacity building, AI and digital banking, and Shari’ah integrity and resilience during periods of crisis.
The 24th Annual Shari’ah Boards Conference, organized by AAOIFI with the support of the Central Bank of Bahrain, will bring together Shari’ah scholars, regulators, and Islamic finance experts to discuss contemporary fiqh and technical matters and advance Shari’ah governance in Islamic financial services. The conference will be held in Bahrain with both in-person and remote participation options.