Diploma in Islamic Economics & Finance
Overview
This advanced diploma program offers a deep and structured understanding of Islamic economic thought, tracing its evolution from classical Muslim scholars to modern Islamic economists. Designed for serious learners, the program explores theoretical foundations, practical tools, and contemporary challenges in global and Islamic economies.
Description
The Diploma in Islamic Economics & Finance is a one-year hybrid program combining online and on-campus learning. It provides in-depth knowledge of Islamic financial contracts, maqasid al-shariah, waqf, capital markets, and development models. This course equips students with practical skills and ethical insights to apply Islamic economic principles in modern financial systems and institutional frameworks.
Key Focus Areas:
- Development of Economic Thought in the Muslim World
- Classical Contributions: Ibn Khaldun, Al-Ghazali, Shah Waliullah, and others
- Medieval Islamic Economic Practices & Institutions
- Comparative Economic Systems: Islamic vs. Capitalist & Socialist Models
- Fundamentals of GDP, Growth, and Development in Islamic Perspective
- Economic Justice, Distribution & the Role of Zakat
- Contemporary Islamic Finance: Products, Markets, and Regulations
- Global Case Studies on Islamic Economic Development
Who Should Enroll:
- Graduates of Madaris & Universities
- Aspiring Islamic Economists & Researchers
- Professionals in Finance, Policy & Education
- Anyone seeking a serious foundation in ethical and faith-based economics
This program equips learners to critically analyze modern economic challenges through the lens of Islamic teachings, and contribute meaningfully to the growing field of Islamic economics and finance.
