Islamic Personal Finance and Wealth
Course Description
Develop your understanding of Islamic Personal Finance and Wealth through a structured, self-paced learning path.
The course draws on research and teaching materials by Prof Dr Mohd Ma'Sum Billah, with source attribution retained in the readings.
What you will study- Wealth and responsibility
- Planning financial goals
- Saving and protection
- Introduction to investing
- Zakat and legacy planning
B01
Learning formatEnglish PDF readings, guided study activities and assessments appropriate to the course level.
Learning outcomes- Prepare a basic household snapshot covering assets, debts, income and commitments.
- Translate a financial goal into a time-and-resource requirement.
- Distinguish accessible saving, investment risk and protection needs.
- Identify records needed for a detailed zakat or legacy-planning review.
Start with the guided lessons in chapter order. Use the attributed source readings for deeper study. Complete the practical case workbook, compare your responses with its worked discussion, then take the final knowledge check.
AssessmentThe final knowledge check has 10 questions worth one mark each. Allow 20 minutes; the pass mark is 7 out of 10 and up to three attempts are available. The workbook is self-review practice. Completion certificates are currently disabled.
Estimated study time5 hours, including guided study, the practical workbook and assessment preparation. This is an estimate; optional source-reading time varies.