Digital Waqf 2.0

Digital Waqf 2.0

Digital Waqf 2.0: How Islam’s oldest institution can benefit from blockchain technology The institution of Waqf has been a cornerstone of Islamic Welfare for hundreds of years. In modern times, this institution has been revived through Islamic Finance in several ways, like cash waqf, Sukuk linked Waqf and many more. Blockchain has emerged as a […]

Zakat on Digital Assets

Zakat on Digital Assets: Shariah Perspectives for Islamic Finance Introduction The rapid advent of blockchain-based instruments – notably cryptocurrencies, tokenized assets, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) – has transformed modern finance and captured widespread interest among Muslims. As Shomad & Ghani (2024) observe, “the rapid emergence of digital assets, specifically cryptocurrency, has transformed modern finance, introducing […]

Islamic Finance Unveiled.

Islamic Finance Unveiled

Islamic Finance Unveiled: What’s Fact and What’s Fiction. Islamic Finance has emerged as an alternative and counterpart to conventional finance in the last few decades. Although it has proven to be a reliable and often profitable system, it isn’t without its critics. Many people, in and outside the Muslim world have criticized Islamic Finance for […]

Takaful: The Ethical Alternative to Conventional Insurance

In today’s uncertain world, protecting our lives, businesses, and families from financial shocks is not just a luxury—it becomes a necessity. Therefore insurance has been introduced. But for Muslims seeking financial products aligned with their faith, conventional insurance poses serious Shariah concerns. This is where Takaful, the Islamic alternative to insurance, steps in as a […]

NFT

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs): An Economic and Shariah Perspective

The emergence of blockchain-based Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) has transformed digital asset ownership by introducing unique, immutable, and verifiable digital representations of assets across various sectors. Despite their growing popularity, NFTs have sparked significant debates in Islamic finance due to their novelty, economic implications, and potential conflicts with Shariah principles. This study illustrates the existing landscape […]

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