As the global financial ecosystem continues to evolve amid mounting calls for ethical investing and financial inclusion, Islamic Banking and Finance stands out as a dynamic and resilient alternative rooted in Shariah principles. Offering a system that prioritizes fairness, transparency, asset-backing, and shared risk, Islamic finance provides a values-based model that is gaining recognition across both Muslim and non-Muslim-majority markets. The Comprehensive Islamic Banking and Finance (10-Day Program) by Pideya Learning Academy is designed to provide professionals with a detailed, structured understanding of how Islamic financial systems operate and how they can be applied effectively within modern banking environments.
According to the Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB), the global Islamic finance industry was valued at approximately USD 2.8 trillion in 2023, with continued growth projected at 10–12% annually. This growth is largely fueled by increased interest in Shariah-compliant financial solutions across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and North and Sub-Saharan Africa. Notably, the expanding participation of international financial institutions in Islamic finance has also signaled a significant shift in global attitudes toward ethical, interest-free investment models and governance.
The Comprehensive Islamic Banking and Finance (10-Day Program) equips participants with a well-rounded grasp of the fundamental principles of Islamic finance—such as the prohibition of Riba (interest), Gharar (excessive uncertainty), and Maysir (speculation)—as well as the correct structuring and application of widely used Islamic financial contracts, including Murabaha, Mudarabah, Ijara, and Sukuk. The training draws attention to the moral and philosophical foundations of Islamic banking, while also addressing its practical implications in corporate finance, retail banking, investment structuring, and insurance.
Throughout the program, participants will gain insight into real-world challenges facing Islamic banks, such as designing ethical mortgage solutions, managing liquidity in a non-interest environment, and ensuring compliance with both Shariah and national regulatory frameworks. The course further explores financial reporting standards, risk mitigation strategies, and product innovation in the Islamic financial ecosystem, with a view to enhancing operational excellence and market outreach.
Key highlights of the training include:
Clear explanation of Riba and its implications in contemporary financial transactions
Structured breakdown of core Islamic contracts like Murabaha, Ijara, Mudarabah, and Sukuk
Comparative analysis of conventional and Islamic financial systems and their strategic applications
In-depth coverage of Shariah governance, advisory boards, and regulatory frameworks
Market insights based on recent data and trends from global Islamic finance institutions
Exploration of ethical Islamic alternatives to traditional loans, savings, and insurance models
A curriculum tailored for professionals of all experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned practitioners
This engaging 10-day learning journey fosters both conceptual understanding and analytical thinking, enabling participants to critically examine financial transactions, recognize non-compliant structures, and confidently apply Shariah-compliant principles in practice. The training is also ideal for those transitioning into Islamic finance roles, supporting a growing demand for professionals who can balance faith-based financial ethics with modern business goals.
By the conclusion of this program offered by Pideya Learning Academy, participants will not only understand the unique frameworks that underpin Islamic banking and finance but will also gain the strategic insight necessary to align financial services with growing global demands for ethical, inclusive, and sustainable financial models.

Key Takeaways:

• Clear explanation of Riba and its implications in contemporary financial transactions
• Structured breakdown of core Islamic contracts like Murabaha, Ijara, Mudarabah, and Sukuk
• Comparative analysis of conventional and Islamic financial systems and their strategic applications
• In-depth coverage of Shariah governance, advisory boards, and regulatory frameworks
• Market insights based on recent data and trends from global Islamic finance institutions
• Exploration of ethical Islamic alternatives to traditional loans, savings, and insurance models
• A curriculum tailored for professionals of all experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned practitioners

• Clear explanation of Riba and its implications in contemporary financial transactions
• Structured breakdown of core Islamic contracts like Murabaha, Ijara, Mudarabah, and Sukuk
• Comparative analysis of conventional and Islamic financial systems and their strategic applications
• In-depth coverage of Shariah governance, advisory boards, and regulatory frameworks
• Market insights based on recent data and trends from global Islamic finance institutions
• Exploration of ethical Islamic alternatives to traditional loans, savings, and insurance models
• A curriculum tailored for professionals of all experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned practitioners