Overview
Islamic banking and finance is a fast-growing sector, and the demand for qualified professionals is growing. As the industry continues to grow and develop, employers require professionals who can handle these operations and services. The Certified Islamic Banker (CIB) improves your skill set and knowledge to help you manage Islamic finance products and services. This Islamic finance course is accredited and well-recognized among banks and financial institutions across the world. CIB certificate is designed by esteemed Islamic finance scholars who have collaborated to create comprehensive Islamic banking and finance courses. It is taught online allows you to study anywhere and anytime and aims to hone the Islamic banking skills that employers seek.
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On successful completion of this certification, you'll be able to:-
- You will gain a comprehensive understanding of Shariah-compliant services provided by Islamic banks.
- You will delve into the integration of Shariah compliance in Islamic commercial and investment banking.
- You will master the management of Islamic financial products offered by Islamic banks and Murabahah companies.
- You will perform a pivotal role in establishing Islamic banks and financial institutions worldwide.
Course Outline
- 1.1: Causes of Economic Problems.
- 1.2: Origins and Principles of Islamic Economics.
- 1.3: Islamic vs other economic system.
- 1.4: Means of Production and Distribution of Wealth
- 1.5: Overview and types of Riba, Maysir, Games of Chance, etc.
- 1.6: Islamic Principles for Transactions (Fiqh-Ul-Muamlaat).
- 1.7: Behaviour of Firm Under the Influence of Islamic Spirit.
- 1.8: Implementing Shirkah for Business & Banking Transactions.
- 2.1: Islamic financing for Imports & Exports.
- 2.2: Financing Projects and working capitals.
- 2.3: Features, Structures & Types of Sukuk (Islamic Bonds).
- 2.4: Dealing in Shares and Islamic Mutual Funds.
- 2.5: AAOIFI Shariah Rulings for IFIs.
- 2.6: Overview, Stages, Mechanism, Islamic Banking Implementation and Case Studies of:Salam, Istisna, Istijrar, Tawarruq (Monetization), Muzarat (Tenancy) , Kafalah (Guarantee), Hawalah (Assignment of Debt)
- 3.1: Principles and Regulations for Islamic banking and finance.
- 3.2: Investment vehicle alternatives for Individuals, Corporate & Government.
- 3.3: Engineering for the Diversification of Islamic Financing Methods.
- 3.4: Framework and Types of Islamic Financial Contracts.
- 3.5: Overview, Stages, Mechanism, Types, Applications, Islamic Banking Implementation and Case Studies of:Murabahah, Musharakah, Diminishing Musharakah, Mudarabah, Ijarah, Salam, and Istisna.
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