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Waqf (Islamic endowment) has historically been one of the most powerful institutions in the Islamic world, funding education, healthcare, social services, and infrastructure. This course explores how community-based waqf initiatives can be revitalized to address modern social and economic challenges. Participants will learn both the classical foundations of waqf and innovative contemporary applications, with practical tools to establish, manage, and sustain waqf projects at the community level.

This course explores zakat not just as an act of worship, but as a comprehensive system of wealth redistribution, poverty alleviation, and social justice. Drawing from Qur’an, Sunnah, and classical fiqh, participants will learn how zakat contributes to sustainable community welfare and modern economic development. Practical applications, global models, and contemporary challenges will be studied to help participants design impactful zakat-based initiatives.

A deep dive into real companies and sectors across the halal economy—food & beverage, pharma/cosmetics, modest fashion, finance/fintech, logistics, tourism, and industrial parks. You’ll reverse-engineer business models, compare markets (Malaysia, Indonesia, UAE/KSA, Turkey, UK/EU, Malaysia, Nigeria/Southeast Africa, Singapore), and extract repeatable playbooks that are ethical, compliant, and scalable.

Sustainable growth requires more than profit — it requires purpose, ethics, and strategy. This course helps participants design and execute Shariah-compliant business plans that integrate profitability with social responsibility, long-term growth, and community benefit. By combining modern strategic tools with Islamic principles, learners will be equipped to launch, manage, and scale businesses that are both competitive and ethically grounded.

This workshop empowers participants to cultivate a resilient, visionary, and spiritually grounded entrepreneurial mindset based on Qur’anic guidance and the Prophetic example. Participants will learn to navigate challenges with Tawakkul (trust in Allah), lead with sincerity and integrity, and build ventures that serve both dunya and akhirah.

This dynamic workshop is designed to spotlight and empower women and youth as changemakers in the halal economy. Through stories, strategies, and support systems, participants will explore their unique roles as ethical pioneers, creative innovators, and bridge-builders in a values-driven marketplace.

From the legacy of Sayyidah Khadijah (RA) to modern social entrepreneurs, and from youth-led tech startups to intergenerational collaboration models, this experience equips attendees to contribute meaningfully to a halal economy rooted in trust, inclusivity, and purpose.

Digital marketing is the lifeline of modern e-commerce. But for halal businesses, it’s not just about selling products — it’s about building trust, authenticity, and alignment with Islamic values. This course provides participants with practical tools and strategies for growing their halal e-commerce ventures using ethical digital marketing practices, data-driven campaigns, and customer engagement models rooted in ihsan (excellence) and shafafiyyah (transparency).

Fintech is reshaping the future of finance — and Islamic Fintech is at the forefront of creating Shariah-compliant digital solutions that combine innovation with ethical principles. This course introduces the foundations of Islamic fintech, exploring its key concepts, applications, and global impact. From mobile wallets and crowdfunding platforms to blockchain and AI-driven Shariah compliance, learners will gain a clear understanding of how fintech is transforming the Islamic economy.

The modest fashion and Islamic arts industries are no longer confined to regional markets. They are now globalized sectors with billions in annual trade, international exhibitions, and cross-border collaborations. This course examines the global expansion of Islamic arts and fashion markets, exploring both the opportunities and challenges of competing internationally while maintaining cultural authenticity and Shariah compliance. Participants will learn strategies for scaling brands, entering new markets, and building international partnerships that support sustainable growth.

Calligraphy has long been regarded as the crown jewel of Islamic art, embodying both spiritual devotion and aesthetic excellence. This course introduces participants to the principles, history, and practice of Islamic calligraphy and modern typography. Learners will gain hands-on skills in traditional scripts (Naskh, Thuluth, Diwani, Kufic, Nastaliq) while exploring how Islamic calligraphy evolves into digital design, branding, and contemporary art forms.

The global modest fashion industry is valued at over $300 billion, making it one of the most dynamic sectors of the Islamic economy. This course introduces participants to Islamic principles in fashion design, blending creativity, modesty, and market innovation. Learners will explore design aesthetics, cultural diversity, and ethical production while building practical skills to thrive in the halal and tayyib fashion industry.

Islamic civilization has thrived when scholars, thinkers, and visionaries combined authentic Islamic tradition with innovation and intellectual courage. In today’s world of globalization, digital disruption, and ideological challenges, the Muslim ummah urgently needs thought leaders who can guide knowledge development with integrity, wisdom, and creativity.

This course is designed to empower participants to become agents of renewal (mujaddidīn) by engaging critically with tradition, contextualizing knowledge for the modern age, and shaping a sustainable Islamic intellectual framework for future generations.

Education in Islam has always been more than the transfer of knowledge — it is a process of tarbiyah (holistic development) that nurtures intellect, spirituality, ethics, and social responsibility. This course equips educators with the tools to design, implement, and evaluate curricula that are both aligned with Islamic worldview (Tawhid, ‘Adl, Ihsan, Khilafah) and responsive to the needs of contemporary learners. Participants will learn how to integrate Qur’an and Sunnah with modern pedagogy, ensuring Islamic education prepares students for both dunya and akhirah success.

This foundational course introduces the principles, structures, and objectives of Islamic economic policy and governance. Rooted in the Qur’an, Sunnah, and the maqasid al-shariah (objectives of Shariah), it explores how Islamic economic thought provides a just, inclusive, and sustainable framework for managing wealth, regulating markets, and promoting social welfare. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how Islamic governance addresses contemporary challenges in economics, politics, and society.

Leadership in Islam is not merely about authority or power — it is a sacred amanah (trust) and mas’uliyyah (responsibility). This course equips leaders with the ethical principles, Prophetic model, and governance frameworks to lead Islamic organisations with justice (‘adl), compassion (rahmah), accountability (muhasabah), and excellence (ihsan). Participants will develop practical tools to resolve ethical dilemmas, inspire teams, and institutionalise values-driven leadership.

To equip healthcare and pharmaceutical professionals with the knowledge, skills, and ethical framework to develop, certify, and manage Halal and Tayyib pharmaceutical products and systems.

This course merges modern pharmaceutical science, Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh al-Tibb), and global halal regulatory standards, preparing participants to lead innovation and compliance in faith-based healthcare.

This course equips participants with a strong understanding of Halal standards, certification bodies, and compliance processes. It emphasizes the role of SMIIC (Standards and Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries) and other global bodies in setting benchmarks for Halal tourism and hospitality.