I am truly delighted to share my strong endorsement after completing the IFQ program with the Islamic Finance and Capacity and Advisory Bureau (IFCAB). The eight-week course was exceptionally enriching and intellectually rigorous, providing comprehensive mastery of Islamic financial principles, including Shariah-compliant contracts, ethical investment frameworks, risk-sharing mechanisms, the prohibition of riba (interest), Islamic investment instruments, asset management, and Shariah governance systems within organizations. The programme powerfully highlighted the objectives (Maqasid al-Shariah) of Islamic finance and critically examined its role and impact within the global financial system. The curriculum was excellently structured, academically robust, and directly connected to real-world Islamic banking and financial practices.
The instructor, Ustaz Naji Al Aswad may Allah abundantly reward and bless by best things. His integrity, dedication, and profound expertise set a remarkable standard of excellence. He demonstrated outstanding professionalism and unwavering commitment throughout the program. Despite the large cohort, he cultivated an inclusive, dynamic, and highly engaging learning environment where every participant felt valued and motivated to contribute.
In conclusion, I wholeheartedly and strongly recommend the IFQ program offered by IFCAB to professionals, students, and anyone seeking a solid, practical, and ethically grounded foundation in Islamic finance. I strongly encourage others to enroll in this program, as it delivers exceptional academic depth, practical relevance, and transformative learning within a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment.
Ali Endris Mohammed,
Ethiopia
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IFCAB is an international Islamic finance consultancy specialising in premium and impact-driven advisory and capacity-building solutions. Founded in the UK, we serve governments, multilateral entities, policymakers, regulators, financial and investment institutions, corporates, NGOs, and individuals across key sectors of the Islamic finance industry.