Author: Islamic Voice

Malaysia’s Islamic Finance Sector Poised for Increased Investment

KANGAR: Malaysia’s expanding Islamic finance ecosystem is set to attract more investments from both Islamic countries and global investors prioritizing ethical principles and social responsibility. Associate Prof Dr. Mohd Zukime Mat Junoh, a senior lecturer at Universiti Malaysia Perlis, highlighted that the Islamic financial system’s appeal lies in its adherence to syariah requirements, transparency, and…

Islamic Finance Gains Traction in Southeast Asia

SHAH JIWANA – The concept of conventional finance loans, mortgages, interest payments seems indispensable for modern business. However, in the Muslim world, where interest is prohibited under Islamic law, banks have developed alternative financial products that are now gaining traction in Southeast Asia. Dato Muzaffar Hisham, CEO of Maybank Islamic, notes the bank’s strong presence…

IIISR Signs MOU with Abdul Rahman University, Chennai.

New Delhi: The Indian Institute of Islamic Studies and Research (IIISR) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chennai’s Abdul Rahman University to attract bright graduates to its two-year residential courses in Islamic Thought and Comparative Religions and Civilization. Dr. Muhammad Ishaq, former dean of the humanities faculty at Jamia Millia Islamia, has been appointed…

World Environment Day 2024: Bengaluru Faces Garbage Dumping Issue Amid Tree Planting Drive

BENGALURU: On World Environment Day 2024, environmentalist U S Moinuddin highlighted a pressing issue in Bengaluru many vacant sites are turning into garbage dumping grounds. Speaking at the event organized by Magnifique English School in Minhaj Nagar, Jhbcs Layout, Moinuddin urged residents to responsibly dispose of their waste to avoid health hazards and unhygienic conditions.…

NCPCR Chief Raises Concerns Over Non-Muslim Students in Madrasas

NCPCR Chief Questions Non-Muslim Students Attending Madrasas Bhopal: Priyank Kanungo, Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), has raised concerns about non-Muslim students attending madrasas in Madhya Pradesh. Following similar actions in Uttar Pradesh, he urged the state’s Bharatiya Janata Party government to ensure that Hindu children attend regular schools instead…