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Abdullah Eissa Aydhy holding a PhD in Shariah from Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He was working in Alinma Bank as head of shariah scholars during 2009-2012. Also, he worked as assistant professor, shariah department at Jazan University 2015-2017. In only a few days of the Shariah Program, people were starting to read Arabic fluently they had already learned what each part of the sentence was, like: this is a past tense verb/this is a noun/ this is a command to a man/ this is an adjective referring to the feminine noun). That does not happen in university Arabic until well after. Faith-Based Financing Faith Based Financing FAQs Murabaha Shariah Board Approval Heter Iska Stay Connected Islamic Financing Devon Bank has been offering Islamic Financing designed to avoid conventional interest common in traditional loans since 2003 for home purchases and refinancing from traditional loans.
CPSA programme is designed to equip candidates with the requisite technical understanding and professional skills on Shariah compliance audit and review processes for the Islamic banking and finance industry.
Learning Outcomes
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At the end of the program, participants should be able to :
- Apply the technical review of banking and financial operations to determine Shariah compliance
- Apply the roles and function of various Shariah compliance and review processes in Islamic financial institutions
- To apply the relevant control mechanisms in ensuring Shariah compliance in accordance to the applicable standards and requirements
- Comprehend the scope, procedures and potential issues in developing Shariah audit programmes
- Assess and communicate effectively audit results to relevant stakeholders
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SHA1031 – Fundamentals of Shariah for Islamic Finance
This module emphasizes on the fundamental concepts and principles of Shariah. The module elaborates on the application of Shariah in Islamic finance.
AUD1011 – Fundamentals of Governance and Auditing
This module aims at providing the knowledge to the participants on the basic knowledge on auditing. The content includes key skills required of an auditor, audit methodologies, sampling considerations and quality assurance review.
GEN2011 – Accounting and Reporting for Islamic Financial Transactions
This module aims at providing the knowledge to the participants on accounting and reporting for Islamic Financial transactions. In specific, the content of the course exposes the participants on the fundamentals of accounting and reporting for transactions adopted in Islamic banking, takaful and Islamic capital markets according to IFRS and AAOIFI standards.
RSK2011 – Shariah Risk Management and Internal Control
The aim of this module is to engage the participants on critical areas in Shariah risk management in IFIs. The module highlights the significance of Shariah risk management in IFIs, within the Shariah risk management framework. The participants will be trained on Shariah risk identification and how to manage the identified risk.
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AUD3051 – Shariah Audit Planning and Programme
This module discusses the Shariah audit process and programme that related to the IFIs based on scope, plan, and processes involved. The implementations of Shariah audit programme on the operations of the IFIs is thoroughly discussed in the module. The module highlights on the Shariah audit overall process that represents the Islamic banking, Takaful and Islamic Capital market.
AUD3041 – Shariah Audit Fieldwork and Communication
This module discusses on the Shariah audit fieldwork and communications that related to the IFIs. It describes the methods and principles in performing Shariah audit fieldwork. The module too, features Shariah audit communication elements to impart the skills to auditors to communicate the audit findings to the management and Board.

- Bachelor Degree in related discipline as recognized by IBFIM and USIM, or
- Diploma with 3 years of audit or banking experience, or
- SPM orequivalent qualification with 6 years of audit or banking experience.