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This short course explores how the lifestyle of the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)—in consumption, resource use, and agriculture—offers timeless, practical guidance for addressing today’s global challenges of food insecurity, waste, and environmental degradation.

Rooted in the teachings of the Qur’an and the Sunnah, the course presents Islam’s deeply balanced approach to food: moderation, gratitude, community responsibility, and stewardship of the Earth (Khilafah).

Participants will examine how Prophetic principles such as eating less, wasting nothing, sharing food, and caring for land can be translated into modern sustainability strategies, resilient food systems, and climate-conscious agricultural practices—at individual, community, and institutional levels.

Social entrepreneurship combines innovation with impact, addressing pressing social challenges through sustainable business models. In Islam, this concept is deeply rooted in principles of justice, compassion, and responsibility. This course empowers participants to become Islamic social entrepreneurs — individuals who design ventures that generate both profit and positive social change while remaining compliant with Shariah. Practical tools, real-world case studies, and mentorship pathways will help learners move from ideas to impact.

Microfinance has emerged as a powerful tool for poverty alleviation worldwide, yet many conventional models involve interest-based lending that conflicts with Islamic principles. This course introduces Islamic microfinance as an ethical and sustainable alternative that blends financial inclusion with Shariah-compliant instruments. Participants will learn how to design and implement microfinance programs that empower the poor, support entrepreneurship, and strengthen communities — all while aligning with Islamic values.

This course introduces the principles, values, and practices of community development rooted in Islam. Drawing from Qur’an, Sunnah, and classical Islamic scholarship, as well as contemporary case studies, participants will explore how Islamic teachings can be applied to strengthen families, neighborhoods, and societies. The course combines theory, history, and practical strategies for building ethical, inclusive, and sustainable communities.

In an era of complex markets, globalized supply chains, and increasing ethical scrutiny, Islamic business ethics offer more than compliance — they provide a complete moral, spiritual, and economic framework for sustainable success.

This intensive two-day workshop is designed to transform how business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals understand and practice commerce, drawing directly from the Qur’an, Sunnah, and classical Islamic jurisprudence, while addressing real-world modern business challenges.

Participants will explore how the Prophetic model of trade established trust, transparency, fairness, and social responsibility — and how these timeless principles can be institutionalized within today’s organizations, halal industries, and ethical enterprises.

Rather than treating ethics as abstract ideals, this workshop focuses on practical application:

• Identifying modern forms of unethical and non-compliant practices

• Designing Shariah-aligned contracts, policies, and compliance systems

• Embedding Islamic values into governance, CSR, and organizational culture

The program equips participants with actionable tools, frameworks, and templates to move from individual ethics to institutional integrity — nurturing businesses that are halal, trustworthy, resilient, and purpose-driven.

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.

Crowdfunding and P2P financing are transforming how businesses and communities access capital. For Muslims, the challenge is to ensure these innovations remain Shariah-compliant, avoiding riba (interest), gharar (excessive uncertainty), and maysir (speculation). This course equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills to design, evaluate, and manage Islamic crowdfunding and P2P models that support entrepreneurship, social impact, and inclusive growth.

E-commerce is one of the fastest-growing sectors globally, and Muslim consumers are a driving force. This course introduces participants to Islamic principles in digital trade and explores how to build, market, and scale e-commerce businesses that are both profitable and Shariah-compliant. From product sourcing and payment gateways to consumer protection and halal certification online, participants will learn practical ways to ensure compliance while competing globally.

This short course explores the ethical, religious, and sustainability dimensions of animal welfare within the Halal cosmetics and modest fashion industries. As global consumers increasingly demand cruelty-free, transparent, and responsible products, Halal brands are called to go beyond certification and embody the deeper ethical spirit of Islam.

Grounded in the teachings of the Qur’an and the Sunnah, the course highlights how Islamic principles of Ihsan (compassion), Amanah (trust), and responsible consumption align naturally with modern cruelty-free, ethical sourcing, and sustainability standards.

Participants will examine real industry challenges—such as animal testing, use of leather, fur, and silk, and opaque supply chains—and learn how to design products, brands, and value chains that are Halal, ethical, and future-ready.

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.

In today’s digital world, media is one of the most powerful forces shaping identity, culture, and values. Muslims must not only consume media critically but also create alternative, ethical, and value-based media content that reflects Islamic principles. This course equips learners with critical thinking skills, analytical tools, and ethical frameworks to engage with media responsibly while empowering them to become producers of positive narratives rooted in truth and justice.

Education has always been central to Islamic civilization — from the Qur’an as the first source of knowledge to the great learning centers of Baghdad, Cordoba, and Timbuktu. This course introduces participants to the principles, philosophy, and legacy of Islamic education, while providing practical insights into how these foundations can inform modern learning environments.

Corporate governance is about how organisations are directed, managed, and held accountable. For Islamic organisations, governance goes beyond compliance — it is about ensuring every decision aligns with Shariah principles, ethical values, and social responsibility. This course equips participants with the theoretical foundations and practical frameworks of Shariah-compliant corporate governance, helping them balance profitability, ethics, and trust in today’s complex global economy.

This advanced enterprise program trains professionals to integrate food safety systems, quality management, and halal compliance into a single, coherent operational framework.

In many organizations, HACCP, ISO, GMP, and Halal Certification operate in silos, leading to gaps, duplication, audit fatigue, and integrity risks. This course resolves that by teaching system-level integration—ensuring food is safe (tayyib), high-quality, ethically produced, and unquestionably halal from farm to fork.

The program combines international food safety standards, quality management systems, and Shariah-based halal requirements into one practical, auditable, and scalable model.

This advanced program equips professionals with the practical, legal, financial, and Shariah-compliant tools required to finance, secure, and scale halal trade across borders.

The course goes beyond classical trade finance theory and focuses on real-world halal trade risks—counterparty default, shipment delays, documentation fraud, FX exposure, political risk, sanctions, and Shariah non-compliance—while offering Islamic trade finance solutions that replace interest-based instruments.

Participants learn how to structure halal trade finance deals, mitigate risks at every stage of the trade cycle, and operate confidently in OIC and non-OIC markets.

This advanced course is designed for Muslim consumers, farmers, butchers, Halal business owners, scholars, and ethically conscious professionals who wish to go beyond the “Halal label” and gain a deep, principled understanding of ethical meat production—from animal birth to fork.

Grounded in the guidance of the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh), the course examines the often-neglected concept of Tayyib—wholesome, humane, and ethically sound food—and why it has been marginalized in modern industrial meat systems.

Participants will critically assess contemporary Halal meat practices, explore Islamic rulings on animal welfare and slaughter, understand animal behavior and psychology, and learn how to build and support ethical, compassionate, and truly Halal supply chains aligned with Prophetic values.

This short course provides a deep and practical exploration of Halal and Tayyib principles in agriculture, with a strong focus on ethical animal welfare, livestock care, and responsible food production.

Grounded in the guidance of the Qur’an and the Sunnah, the course explains Islam’s comprehensive framework for compassion (Ihsan), stewardship, and accountability in dealing with animals—from rearing and feeding to handling, transport, and slaughter.

Participants will critically examine how modern livestock farming methods, industrial efficiency, and animal welfare standards interact—sometimes harmoniously and sometimes contentiously—with Islamic ethical requirements. The course offers clear guidance on aligning contemporary practices with Shariah-compliant, Tayyib-centered farming and Halal production.

The global halal economy depends not only on compliant production but on logistics integrity. A single breach in transport, storage, or cold chain handling can invalidate halal status, expose companies to reputational risk, and trigger regulatory penalties.

This enterprise-level course equips participants with strategic, operational, regulatory, and technological mastery of halal logistics, warehousing, and cold chain systems—covering food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, vaccines, and temperature-sensitive halal products.

Participants will learn how to design, audit, certify, digitize, and scale halal logistics ecosystems aligned with OIC and non-OIC markets, including ports, free zones, airports, warehouses, and cross-border corridors.

This enterprise-level course equips executives, compliance leaders, auditors, manufacturers, and service providers with the practical capability to design, implement, and maintain halal compliance systems aligned with leading international frameworks and standards—specifically SMIIC (OIC/Standards & Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries), JAKIM (Malaysia), and GSO (GCC Standardization Organization).

Participants will learn how global halal standards are structured, how certification ecosystems function, how to build internal halal assurance systems, and how to pass audits confidently across multi-country operations. The course is designed for organizations operating in food, ingredients, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, logistics, hospitality, and retail, with a strong focus on governance, documentation, traceability, risk control, supplier qualification, labeling, and cross-border acceptance.

The Halal Healthcare Systems & Industry Leadership course is an advanced, enterprise-level program designed to equip healthcare leaders, institutions, and policymakers with the knowledge and tools to design, implement, govern, and scale fully Halal-compliant healthcare ecosystems.

This course goes beyond food and pharmaceuticals to address end-to-end healthcare delivery, integrating Islamic medical ethics, Halal compliance, clinical governance, operations, digital health, and Shariah-compliant financing.

Participants will explore how Halal healthcare functions as a global ethical healthcare model, applicable in both Muslim and non-Muslim countries, while meeting international standards of quality, safety, sustainability, and investment readiness.

The program is highly practical, using real-world case studies, operational frameworks, certification models, and capstone projects to ensure immediate applicability at institutional and national levels.

The Halal Compliance & Audit Training course is a specialized professional program focused on developing skilled Halal auditors and compliance managers for the hospitality sector. It provides a structured understanding of Halal standards, Shariah principles, and audit methodologies as applied specifically to hotels, resorts, and hospitality services.

Participants gain hands-on training in conducting Halal audits, assessing operational risks, verifying documentation, and identifying non-compliance across food & beverage, procurement, housekeeping, guest services, and third-party vendors. The course emphasizes ethical auditing practices, transparency, and integrity, ensuring that auditors and compliance officers uphold the highest professional and Shariah standards.

By the end of the program, participants are fully prepared to support Halal certification processes, advise hospitality operators on corrective actions, and contribute to the credibility and governance of the global Halal hospitality industry.