Course Details


Shari’ah Standards for Islamic Banking and Finance Operations [A joint program With Central Shariah Board for Islamic Banks of Bangladesh (CSBIB)]

  • Title : Shari’ah Standards for Islamic Banking and Finance Operations [A joint program With Central Shariah Board for Islamic Banks of Bangladesh (CSBIB)]
  • Course TYPE : Training Course
  • Course No : TC24/2025
  • Duration : 05 Working Days
  • Frequency : 01
  • Time : Sunday 18th of May 2025 - Thursday 22nd of May 2025
  • Nature: Residential
  • Target Group : Senior Officer or Equivalent Officer and Above
  • Methods : Lecture, Discussion and Case Study.
  • Resource Person: BIBM Faculty and Professionals from Financial and other Institutions
  • Coordination Team :
    1 . Md. Mahabbat Hossain , PhD, CIPA, CSAA
    2 . Dr. Mohammad Monirul Islam Sarker
  • Objectives:

    a. To provide participants with a clear understanding of Shari’ah standards governing Islamic banking and finance operations;

    b. To enhance participants' awareness of compliance practices specific to Bangladesh; and

    c. To identify and discuss the gaps between international Shari’ah standards and practices in Bangladesh.           

  • Contents:

    a. Shari’ah Standards for Trading Modes of Operations: An in-depth exploration of key aspects of AAOIFI standards related to trading-based financial products and services.

    b. Shari’ah Standards for Sharing Modes of Operations: A comprehensive discussion on the AAOIFI standards applicable to partnership-based financing structures like Mudarabah and Musharakah.

    c. Shari’ah Standards for Lease Modes of Operations: Detailed insights into the AAOIFI standards governing lease-based financial arrangements, such as Ijarah.

    d. Shari’ah Standards for Agency and Other Services: Examination of AAOIFI standards related to agency-based operations and other auxiliary financial services.

    e. Practical Perspectives on Shari’ah Compliance: Experience sharing and case studies on Shari’ah compliance practices in Islamic financial institutions in Bangladesh, with a focus on challenges and lessons learned.

a. BIBM member banks can access the online nomination form before forty (40) days of the commencement of programs. BIBM member banks can nominate a maximum number of three (03) participants for a Training Course/Training Workshop. The maximum number of participants in each Training Course/Training Workshop is 40. However, if the number of total nominees exceeds the maximum number, a final list of 40 participants will be prepared by the BIBM authority which will be available online five (05) days prior to the commencement of the Training Workshop. Information in regard to rejection of any nomination will be communicated to the concerned bank at least three (03) days before the commencement of the Training Workshop. No participant under the target group/level is allowed to participate in any Training Workshop.

b.  As per the decision of the BIBM Governing Board, BIBM Member Banks (except Bangladesh Bank) are required to pay BDT 1800 per day per participant including holidays (if any) as training fees which also include Accommodation, Food, and other miscellaneous expenses. 

For Non-member Banks  and Non-Bank Financial Institute (NBFIs) are required to pay BDT 7,000/- for one week program (up to 5 woking days), BDT 10,000 for two weeks program (up to 10 working days) and BDT 15,000 for Three weeks program (up to 15 working days) per participant. Besides, all non-members banks and non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) have to pay BDT. 960 (800+20%) per day (including holidays) per participant as food and hostel charges. 

For Bangladesh Bank, the fee is BDT 500 per day per participant. All Fees are excluding VAT and Tax. 

c. The pay order/bank draft drawn in favor of ‘Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management’ has to be sent at least seven (07) days prior to the commencement of the Training Course/Training Workshop.