Islamic Banking and Finance

Gain experience on the main differences between conventional and Islamic banks and Shariah-compliant investments

Introduction  

In today’s world flooded with interest-based transactions, unlawful bank contracts, and investments, the need for Islamic banking is increasing. Many countries have recently seen a rise in demand for Islamic banking services. Analysts expect that the Islamic banking network will overtake the conventional banking system at the current rate of expansion in the next 8 to 10 years. Islamic Banking and Finance differ from conventional banking. How Islamic banking is consistent with the Sharia, a key element is a prohibition on collecting and paying interest. Ruling out most aspects of modern finance, it allows money to be used to trade tangible assets and business.

Course Objective

Course Outlines

Day 1: Basic of Islamic Banking

Day 2: Economic Systems and the Emergence of Islamic Banking

Day 3: Deposit products and Financing Products (Equity-Based)

Day 4: Financing Products (Debt-Based)

Day 5: Fee-Based Product, Investment banking, and other Islamic Appraisals

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