Master the Principles of Islamic Commercial Law

Modern finance is complex, but the principles of Halal and Haram in commerce remain timeless. The Fiqh of Finance course provides a comprehensive exploration of Fiqh al-Mu'amalat (Islamic commercial jurisprudence). Designed for the Winter Intensive 2026 term, this class bridges classical Islamic rulings with contemporary financial realities, equipping you to make ethical, Shariah-compliant decisions in your personal and professional life.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Foundations of Trade: Understand the core conditions for valid Islamic contracts and transactions.

• Prohibited Elements: Learn to identify and avoid Riba (usury/interest) and Gharar (excessive uncertainty).

• Modern Applications: Apply classical jurisprudence to modern banking, investments, and digital currencies.

• Comparative Analysis: Explore differing legal opinions across major Islamic schools of thought.

Program Details:

• Program: Diploma in Comparative Fiqh (DCF-100)

• Term: Winter Intensive 2026

• Format: Intensive / Accelerated