CIFFT NEDUET and Meezan Justuju are continuing their joint initiative for the first Certification in Islamic FinTech, with the programme progressing through both in-person and online learning sessions. The certification is focused on developing participants’ understanding of the relationship between Shariah principles and financial technology, as the financial sector continues to adopt digital tools and new technology-driven models.
Participants taking part in the programme have been engaging in discussions and learning activities focused on the emerging Islamic FinTech landscape. The sessions provide an opportunity for participants to examine how financial technology can interact with Islamic finance principles while developing a deeper understanding of the concepts shaping the sector. The programme brings together Islamic finance and technology as two areas that are increasingly connected through digital banking, financial platforms and technology-enabled financial services.
The in-person sessions have featured active participation and discussions among attendees, with participants exploring different aspects of Islamic FinTech during the programme. These sessions are intended to provide an interactive learning environment where participants can engage with the subject matter and develop a broader understanding of how technology is influencing financial services while maintaining consideration of Shariah requirements.
Alongside the physical sessions, the online component of the certification programme is also continuing. The combination of in-person and online learning allows the initiative to engage participants through different formats while maintaining the programme’s focus on Islamic finance and financial technology. The ongoing sessions reflect the continued activity around the certification and its effort to build knowledge in an emerging area of Pakistan’s financial ecosystem.
The initiative by CIFFT NEDUET and Meezan Justuju comes at a time when financial technology is creating new opportunities for the delivery of banking and financial services. Understanding the intersection of technology and Shariah principles is particularly relevant for professionals and learners seeking to work in areas where digital finance and Islamic financial practices overlap. The certification provides a structured setting for participants to explore these developments and build knowledge relevant to the evolving Islamic FinTech sector.
The organizers have highlighted the engagement and energy visible across the programme’s sessions, describing the shared learning experience as an important part of the certification journey. The in-person activities provide a glimpse into the discussions taking place among participants, while the continued online sessions are extending the programme beyond the physical classroom.
Through the joint certification initiative, CIFFT NEDUET and Meezan Justuju are contributing to the development of specialized knowledge around Islamic FinTech in Pakistan. As participants continue through the programme, the sessions remain focused on strengthening their understanding of Shariah, financial technology and the evolving relationship between the two fields.
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