Since 1992 · A division of Jamia Darul Uloom Karachi

Training the scholars and bankers of a Riba-free economy.

For more than three decades the Centre for Islamic Economics has prepared Shariah scholars and banking professionals to build a Shariah-compliant financial system — in Pakistan and internationally.

CIE
500 Institutions Trained
Founded, 22nd Safar 1413
1950
Trained locally & internationally
1
Shariah scholars & industry faculty
1
Campuses in Karachi
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About CIE

An institution built to change a financial system, not just teach it.

The Centre for Islamic Economics was founded on 22nd Safar 1413 — 22nd August 1992 — as a division of Jamia Darul Uloom Karachi.

Its purpose was specific: to train a body of Shariah scholars and bankers willing to take on the work of transforming an interest-based banking system into an interest-free one. That work continues across education, research, consultancy and advocacy.

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What we do

Five areas of work

CIE pursues each of these with the same intent — making Shariah guidelines practical inside real financial institutions.

Education

Training opportunities that develop the capabilities of professional personnel across all the major sectors of the economy.

Research

Turning expert research into practical resources, equipping the workforce to lead with confidence in a modern Islamic economy.

Consultancy

Professional Islamic financial consultancy for individuals and businesses, through a team of Shariah scholars and contemporary financial experts.

Propagation & Awareness

Propagating the teachings of Islam regarding economics and finance among the masses.

Institutional Advocacy

Mobilising the business community through Islamic instruments, while collaborating with government regulators to reform the financial landscape.

Ongoing Programmes

Two ways to qualify

A full postgraduate diploma
for those entering the field, and a weekend certification for practitioners already working in it.
Post Graduate Diploma in Islamic Banking & Takaful
1 YEAR
3 SEMESTERS


This opportunity is for
1-Ulma Karam
2-University and Madaris students
3-Professionals — banking and non-banking
4-Male & Female
Program Detail
Certification of AAOIFI Shariah Standards
5 Months
Weekends
6 Modules

Covering
1-Foundations of Shariah-compliant finance
2-Trade, partnership and investment structures
3-Risk, liability and modern banking applications
4-Socio-economic finance and governance
Program Detail
Our faculty

Taught by the scholars who sit on the boards

CIE's faculty chair and advise the Shariah boards of Pakistan's largest Islamic banks, its regulator, and institutions abroad.
IMRAN USMANI
Dr. Muhammad Imran Ashraf Usmani
Chairman Shariah Board, Raqami Bank
PhD Islamic Finance; LLB; Takhassus Fil Ifta
ZUBAIR USMANI
Dr. Mufti Zubair Ashraf Usmani
Chairman Shariah Board, HBL Islamic Banking
PhD Islamic Finance; Takhassus Fil Ifta
Dr. Mufti Irshad Ahmad Aijaz
Dr. Mufti Irshad Ahmad Aijaz
Chairman, Shariah Advisory Committee, SECP
PhD Islamic Finance; Takhassus Fil Ifta
Dr. Mufti Khalil Ahmed Aazami
Dr. Mufti Khalil Ahmed Aazami
Chairman Shariah Board, Bank Alfalah
PhD Islamic Jurisprudence; Takhassus Fil Ifta

Admissions are open

Tell us which programme you are interested in and the admissions team will be in touch with dates, fees and requirements.

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If you face any difficulty, please email to info@cie.com.pk