How Halal Investing Can be an Anchor in a Volatile World The post Navigating Market Turbulence with Faith appeared first on Islamic Horizons.| Islamic Horizons
Islamic finance is prevalent in majority-Muslim countries worldwide, attracting customers who seek Shariah-compliant financial instruments, such as Sukūk. In one region, Central Asia, institutions providing Islamic finance are scarce, despite around 90 percent of the region’s population being Muslim. That deficit may soon be addressed. The post Is Central Asia Primed for an Islamic-Finance Boom? appeared first on International Banker.| International Banker
Most Muslims today either lack financial literacy or they get their financial education from non-Muslims such as Dave Ramsey, Robert Kiyosaki (the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad) or worse, […]| Islamic Finance Guru
Wahed is one of the largest halal investing platforms, and for many years has been the leading (and frankly, only) viable halal alternative for Muslims wanting to invest in the […]| Islamic Finance Guru
Discover how millennial and Gen Z Muslims are transforming Islamic finance through digital platforms like Manzil, Wahed, and UIF. Explore trends in halal investing, home financing, and more.| Muslim Ad Network
Pakistani fintech Haball has raised US$52mn in equity and debt as it plans expansion of its SME lending platform to Saudi Arabia later this year. Haball operates a shariah-compliant supply chain finance (SCF) platform, Wisaaq, which operates through partnerships with funding banks. It has secured a US$5mn equity investment from Pakistani venture capital firm ...| Global Trade Review (GTR)
Are you curious to know what is a halal mortgage or an Islamic mortgage? Or, are you looking for a list of the banks that offers this kind of mortgage in the UK? Then, read on. What is a Halal Mortgage (Islamic Mortgage) Islamic mortgages, also known as ‘halal mortgages‘ “Islamic home financing” or “Islamic […]| Islamic Economics & Finance