A Research Based Initiative Conforming
Leveraging Research &
Technology for a Halal
Ecosystem
The International Institute of Islamic Business and Finance (IIIBF) is a research-based institution focused on the halal ecosystem. It is backed by the IBF Net: the Islamic business and finance network, the maiden online community in the field created in 1999 and owned by IBF Net (L) Limited – a Labuan International Company with registered office in the Federal Territory of Labuan, Malaysia.
IBF Net is a Registered Training Provider with FAA – an independent quality assurance and accreditation body, supported by Bank Negara Malaysia (Central Bank of Malaysia) and the Securities Commission Malaysia.
Our Experts
Dr. Nasim Shah Shirazi
Professor
HBK University, Qatar
Dr. Irfan Syauqi Beik
Director, National Zakat Foundation
(BAZNAS) Indonesia
Dr. Ahmad Juwaini
Director, National Sharia Economy & Finance Committee (KNEKS), Indonesia
Nana Mintarti
Commissioner, National Zakat Foundation (BAZNAS) Indonesia
Dr. Hisham Dafterdar
Chairman,
Awakaf Australia
Umar Munshi
Founder
Ethis Ventures, Malaysia
Azim Kidwai
CEO, Mercy Mission & Chair, BoT, National Zakat Foundation, UK
Mufti Faraz Adam
Shariah Consultant & Head of Research, National Zakat Foundation, UK
Vladimir Malenko
General Director
PayZakat, Russian Federation
Zeinoul Abedien
Cajee
CEO, Awqaf SA, South Africa
Dr. Abd Halim M Noor
Rector, UiTM Melaka Campus, Malaysia
Dr. Aliyu Dahiru Mohammed
Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria
IBF Scholarships
IBF Scholarships provide you an opportunity to pursue our courses through waivers in the tuition fee. Scholarships are limited, based on a range of criteria related to your ability to excel in studies, career plans and a few other factors. Please answer our queries well and enjoy a partial waiver in the tuition fee.
Our Learning
Programs
This is the flagship initiative of IIIBF that aims to impart comprehensive knowledge and skills needed to transform you into a complete Development & Humanitarian Finance Professional. As policy makers strive to address the massive financial needs of countries seeking to meet the Sustainable Development Goals, and as international humanitarian agencies struggle to meet a massive resource shortfall, this program aims to address the human resource development and capacity building challenges of the sector, especially in the context of Islamic societies with their unique institutions of philanthropy and tools of Shariah-compliant finance.
Endorsed and
Supported By
Knowledge
Partners
