Shariah-compliant finance

11 Feb 25

Istisna (Manufacturing Contracts) in Islamic Finance

Istisna is a vital contract in Islamic finance, designed for manufacturing and construction projects. It allows flexible payment terms and future delivery of custom-made goods or projects, making it ideal for industries like construction, shipbuilding, and energy. This Shariah-compliant contract promotes industrial growth, risk-sharing, and economic development while eliminating interest…

01 Feb 25

Ijara (Islamic Leasing)

Ijara, commonly known as Islamic leasing, is a Shariah-compliant financial contract where the lessor (owner) leases an asset to the lessee (user) in exchange for agreed rental payments. Unlike conventional leasing, Ijara ensures ownership risks remain with the lessor, and the transaction avoids interest (riba), aligning with Islamic principles. Widely…

30 Jan 25

Are Islamic Financial Products Truly Competitive?

Islamic financial products are rapidly gaining traction, but are they truly competitive? This blog explores cost comparisons, risk management, profitability, and real-life examples of Islamic banking success. Discover how sukuk, Murabaha financing, and ethical investments measure up against conventional finance and what the future holds for Islamic banking.

18 Jan 25

Successful Models of Islamic Banks Worldwide

Discover successful models of Islamic banks worldwide, including innovative approaches, real-life examples like Malaysia's CIMB Islamic Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank, and insights into their financial inclusivity, risk-sharing strategies, and ethical banking principles driving global growth and sustainable economic impact.