Welcome to Open Islam Finance Learning!

Open Islamic Finance Learning is a project that I am starting with the group of friends who are very passionate about Islamic finance – So if you would like to learn what is Islamic finance all about than please join us and ‘like’ our Facebook page – also share with your contacts. We are hoping to start in few weeks – Join our mailing list to get notified when we start!

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Almir Colan

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Our plans for this Space

Educate About Islamic Finance

We aim to provide Educational content covering the fundamental principles and concepts which underly Islamic Finance. We believe with a solid foundation individuals will be empowered apply these principles personally and professionally in order to make a meaningful difference.

Stimulate Discussions

We wish to stimulate healthy discussion, sharing of ideas and collaborative developments in order to encourage individuals to create new opportunities and solutions to the problems we are faced with.

Highlight Latest Developments

We will(insha-Allah) highlight News, analysis and updates of developments in the Financial industry related to Islamic Finance so individuals, professionals and organisations can stay up to date with developments in this sector.

Provide Resources and Tools

We will endeavour to provide valuable resources such as Podcasts, videos, presentations and other media related to the topic of Islam Finance. We also believe that with the right toolset, we can facilitate the speedy adoption of Islamic Finance principles for those who have struggled due to lack appropriate support.

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  1. Islamic finance assets to hit $1.1 trillion in 2012 – study

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    Islamic finance assets around the world are expected to climb 33 percent from their 2010 levels to $1.1 trillion by the end of 2012, boosted by the aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings and dissatisfaction with conventional finance in the wake of the global debt crisis, consultants Ernst & Young...
  2. Malaysia: Robust outlook for Sukuk

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    KUALA LUMPUR: The local sukukThe Islamic equivalent of bonds that represent ownership in an underlying asset or project or venture market is expected to remain robust next year despite the global economic uncertainties, with the total issuance estimated to be between US$24bil (RM76.8bil) and US$30bil (RM96bil). CIMB Islamic Bank Bhd CEO...
  3. Saudi-Spanish collaboration seeks to boost Islamic finance values in Europe and beyond

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    Islamic finance in the European Union may be taking a back seat as the continent is gripped with a dire euro zone sovereign debt crisis which has even impacted on sovereign Germany’s attractiveness as a bond investment asset class. Similarly, London’s role as a hub for Islamic finance, investment and...
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    1. How do Islamic Banks make Money?

      The Prophet (saws) was asked ‘What form of gain is the best? On which the Prophet (saws) said, ‘A man’s work with his hands and every legitimate sale’ (Ahmad). This is well demonstrated in a hadith narrated by Urwa when the Prophet (peace be upon him) gave him one dinar...
    2. Difference between Islamic & Conventional Banking

      To understand the wisdom one has to go back to the source of all the principles. The Qur’anic verse “…Allah has permitted trade and has forbidden ribaUsury, interest. It covers any return of money on money – whether the interest is fixed or floating, simple or compounded (interest)” (Qur’an 2:275)...
    3. What is Islamic Finance

      One may say that Islamic finance represents financial activity that is consistent with the principles of Islamic law or the ShariahThe set of rules derived from the holy Quran and the sayings and acts (the Sunnah) of the Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him) as well as the opinions of...

    About This Website

    Open Islamic Finance Learning was created in order to foster a better understanding of the principles which underly Islamic Finance, in order to encourage adoption and development of these principles in our modern societies. We believe this will insha-Allah bring about the stability and barakah which is so sorely lacking in Muslim Economies worldwide.

    Who is behind the project?

    Open Islamic Finance Learning is a project which is run on a volunteer basis by committed individuals who are very passionate about Islamic finance. Project Founder: Almir Colan, Lecturer (Islamic finance, Islamic Capital Markets) at La Trobe University & Director at Australian Centre for Islamic Finance (Auscif.com)
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