Applied Islamic Banking

Introduction

The Applied Islamic Banking Programme provides a comprehensive and practical understanding of Shariah-compliant banking principles, instruments, and operational frameworks. Designed to bridge theory with real-world execution, this programme equips participants with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate Islamic financial products, structure compliant transactions, and manage banking operations in alignment with Shariah principles. Through case studies, application-based learning, and expert-led sessions, participants gain clarity on the dynamics of Islamic finance and its growing role in global and regional markets.

Objectives

By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

• Understand the foundations and principles of Islamic banking and finance.

• Differentiate between Islamic and conventional banking models.

• Apply Shariah guidelines in designing and evaluating financial products.

• Examine key Islamic financing modes such as Murabaha, Ijarah, Musharakah, and Mudarabah.

• Assess risk, governance, and compliance considerations in Islamic banking operations.

• Understand the role of Shariah boards, audit systems, and regulatory frameworks.

• Evaluate real-world Islamic banking cases and structure practical, compliant solutions.

Key Features

• Applied Learning Approach: Focus on real-life examples and practical implementation of Islamic banking concepts.

• Comprehensive Coverage: From fundamentals to advanced financing structures and operational models.

• Shariah Governance Insights: Understanding Shariah boards, audit mechanisms, and regulatory expectations.

• Product Structuring Workshops: Hands-on sessions to design Islamic finance solutions.

• Case Studies: Analysis of global and regional Islamic banking practices.

• Expert Guidance: Sessions led by practitioners experienced in Islamic banking and Shariah compliance.

Who Should Attend

This programme is ideal for:

• Banking professionals working in Islamic or conventional banks.

• Shariah advisors, auditors, and compliance officers.

• Professionals transitioning from conventional to Islamic finance.

• Entrepreneurs and business owners seeking Shariah-compliant financing knowledge.

• Finance students, analysts, and researchers exploring Islamic financial systems.

• Regulators and policymakers involved in Islamic banking development.