The primary purpose of the Islamic Financial Advisory (IFA)is to provide guidance and oversight to ensure that all activities conducted by an organization are in accordance with Shariah principles. This is particularly important in sectors such as Islamic finance, where adherence to ethical and religious guidelines is crucial.With expertise rooted in Shariah law, we ensure every aspect aligns with ethical standards, fostering trust and prosperity within the community

Composition:
A Shariah Board Committee typically consists of scholars and experts in Islamic law (fiqh) and finance. Members are chosen based on their knowledge, expertise, and reputation in the field of Shariah compliance. It’s common for the committee to include:

• Shariah scholars with deep understanding of Islamic jurisprudence and its application to modern financial practices.
• Experts in Islamic finance who understand the practical implications of Shariah principles on financial products and transactions.