What you will learn The objective of this course is to introduce students to the most effective part of the Islamic economic system. The Islamic financial system would be learned so that students know what are the operating tools and instruments, and the principles of Islamic finance that form the basis of the roles of Islamic financial institutions, requirements of various basic transactions to be undertaken by Islamic financial institutions, and the main Islamic modes of financing business and investment. Students would also be exposed to some of the emerging topics in Islamic finance including opportunities, issues and challenges facing Islamic finance. A Micro-Credential Course is a course that helps participant specialize in knowledge or skill in Islamic finance. When participant join a course part of the Micro-Credential Program, he/she automatically can see all the basic organized learning path under Islamic finance course. Participant may choose to complete the course and stop learning at any time. If the participant completes the course, he/she will receive digital certificate for Islamic finance course. What skills you will gain Reflective learner Total contents and assessments 12 guided instructions and 3 independent learning. Assessment: 3 tests x 20% for each test = 60% Final assessment: Short essay questions = 40%
MICRO-CREDENTIAL IN ISLAMIC FINANCE
66
students enrolled
Approx. 20 hours to complete
About this Module
Module Details
CLUSTER : SS
MODE/DURATION : Flexible
LENGTH :
5 days
EFFORT :
11 hours per weeks
LEVEL :
Beginner
LANGUAGE :
English
CERTIFICATE :
PRICE : Free
Associated Course (s) :
No Course
Syllabus
1.1 Philosophy of Islamic finance
1.2 Principles of Islamic economics
1.3 Principles of Islamic finance
1.2 Principles of Islamic economics
1.3 Principles of Islamic finance
2.1 Definition of Shariah and Sources of Islamic Law
2.2 Maqasid Al-Shariah
2.3 Fundamental prohibited elements in Islamic finance (prohibition of riba, prevention of gharar, profibition of maysir)
2.2 Maqasid Al-Shariah
2.3 Fundamental prohibited elements in Islamic finance (prohibition of riba, prevention of gharar, profibition of maysir)
3.1 Development of Islamic finance in Malaysia
3.2 Differences between Islamic finance and conventional finance
3.3 Islamic finance in sustaining development in the global financial system
3.2 Differences between Islamic finance and conventional finance
3.3 Islamic finance in sustaining development in the global financial system
Instructors
DR. WAN ANISABANUM BINTI SALLEH
Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam
4.3(average sufo) instructor rating
10
course(s)
234 learners
NOOR HASYIMAH BINTI SULAIMAN
Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam
4.3(average sufo) instructor rating
19
course(s)
234 learners
DR. HAMIZAH BINTI MUHAMMAD
Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam
4.3(average sufo) instructor rating
19
course(s)
234 learners
SUHAILY MAIZAN BINTI ABDUL MANAF
Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam
4.3(average sufo) instructor rating
21
course(s)
234 learners
PROFESOR MADYA DR WAN NOOR HAZLINA BINTI WAN JUSOH
Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam
4.3(average sufo) instructor rating
22
course(s)
234 learners
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