Towards the pursuance of our goal to promote Islamic Banking and Finance all over the globe, AlHuda Centre of Islamic Banking and Economics is working diligently since 2005. AlHuda CIBE has been acknowledged as a distinguished service provider due to our notable services, team of dedicated professionals and one stop solutions of Islamic Banking and Finance. Our aim is to provide state-of-the-art services of Islamic banking and finance. We are proud to be prominent for our Advisory and consultancy, research and development, education and capacity building, Shariah advisory, publication and events all over the world.

AlHuda CIBE is supported by many national and international organizations and institutions as Strategic Partners support and our Alumni have spread over 104 countries. We are proud to stand among world's largest presences for capacity building, trainings, consultancy and other services. More details are available at www.alhudacibe.com

AlHuda Services:

We offer the following services in the field of Islamic Banking and Finance:

• Advisory & Consultancy
• Education, Training & Capacity building
• International conferences and workshops on Islamic finance
• Research and Islamic Financial Product Development
• Shariah Audit and Advisory
• Publications

About Islamic Finance Industry

The global Islamic finance industry expected to reach a total of USD 5 trillion in assets in 2025, reflecting steady growth year-on-year across 56 countries, primarily in the Middle East, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Malaysia continue to dominate the Islamic finance market in terms of asset size. Meanwhile, countries such as Cyprus, Nigeria, and Australia experienced the fastest growth. In terms of Islamic Finance Development Indicators, Malaysia, Bahrain, and the UAE remained the leading countries among the 131 assessed, excelling in areas such as Quantitative Development, Knowledge, Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Awareness. Notable emerging Islamic finance markets that made significant strides in enhancing their financial and supporting ecosystems include Iraq, Suriname, Nigeria, and Ethiopia. A growing number of Islamic financial institutions continue to operate globally, contributing to the expanding reach of the sector.
Digitalization has become a key driver of transformation within the Islamic finance industry, mirroring its profound impact on the global financial system. This trend is revolutionizing various sectors of Islamic finance, offering increased efficiency, accessibility, and innovation in services. The integration of digital technologies is enhancing financial inclusion, enabling the development of more sophisticated financial products and services, and improving overall customer experiences.
Considering the performance across different sectors of the Islamic finance industry, alongside the development of the supporting ecosystem, there is considerable potential for the industry to expand further. It is projected that by 2026, the total assets of the Islamic finance industry could reach USD 6 trillion, driven by ongoing innovation and digitalization efforts.