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Wealth Management in Islam: Earn, Hold, Spend and Grow

Learn the Islamic rulings on money and apply each one to real financial options, so you can earn lawfully, hold rightly, spend wisely and grow without riba.

Taught live by Dr. Mufti Muhammad Akhlaq

Live online classes via Zoom
Applications openAll levelsUrduLive onlineMen and women
  • Starts 21 October 2026
  • 1 month
  • 2 live batches
  • 15 learners per batch
  • 30 seats total

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Every batch covers the same course. Pick the time that works for you.

15 places per batch. We review every application before confirming a place.

About this course

Your wealth is an amānah. Few of us were taught how to manage it. Most of us earn, save and invest by what we hear around us. The rulings on wealth sit in one place and the financial products sit in another, and the two rarely meet. So a question like "is this fund halal?" or "do I owe Zakat on this?" gets answered by guesswork. This course puts them together. Dr. Mufti Muhammad Akhlaq teaches wealth management from the Qur'an, the Sunnah and Hanafi fiqh, then tests every ruling against the options actually open to you in Pakistan today. Those include Islamic bank accounts, mutual funds, Government Ijārah sukuk, Shariah-compliant shares, VPS pensions, gold, REITs and Takaful. Case studies are worked in rupees. It is for working professionals, salaried employees and anyone who wants to protect and grow their savings without riba. No finance background is needed. Classes are in Urdu with English slides, and every Qur'an, hadith and fiqh text is shown in Arabic with translation.

How you'll learn

Wealth Management in Islam is a live, one month course that follows your money through four stages: how it is earned, how it is held, how it is spent and how it grows. Each stage starts from the text and the ruling, then turns to practice, with real figures and real products.

  1. 01

    Earn it lawfully

    Tell halal income from haram: riba, gharar, gambling, bribery, fraud and "double-your-money" schemes.

  2. 02

    Hold it rightly

    Learn the conditions for holding wealth and calculate your own Zakat on what you own.

  3. 03

    Spend it well

    Plan a monthly budget on Shariah principles: priorities set, extravagance and debt avoided, charity and a wasiyyah included.

  4. 04

    Grow it halal

    Compare Pakistan's Shariah-compliant options by returns, risk, costs and structure, through worked case studies in rupees.

  • Course material in English
  • Arabic texts with translation
  • Worked case studies
  • Dedicated Learning Portal

Meet your teacher

Dr. Mufti Muhammad Akhlaq

Dr. Mufti Muhammad Akhlaq

Faculty Member

Dr. Mufti Muhammad Akhlaq is a certified Islamic scholar and Mufti, specializing in Islamic jurisprudence and Islamic finance. He studied at Jamia Darul Uloom Karachi through to Takhassus fil Ifta — the specialized qualification for issuing fatwa — topping Pakistan nationally in his Sanawiya Aama examination, and also holds a PhD in Islamic Studies from the University of the Punjab. He has issued Sharia rulings for over a decade and advises financial institutions including Pak Qatar Family Takaful and Meezan Bank, and is currently Assistant Professor at the University of Management and Technology (UMT) and Information Tech University (ITU), Lahore. His published research spans Islamic finance, digital currency, and the Qur'an's relationship to earlier scripture. He is also a faculty member, teaching Tafsir and Hadith, at Naseeha Institute since 2021.

FAQ

Do I need a finance background?

No. The course starts from the ruling and moves to practice with real figures. It is written for people who earn, save and invest without a finance degree.

What language is it taught in?

Urdu instruction, with course material in English. Every Qur'an, hadith and fiqh text is shown in Arabic with translation.

Which financial products does it cover?

Islamic bank accounts, mutual funds, Government Ijārah sukuk, Shariah-compliant shares, VPS pensions, gold, REITs and Takaful.

Is this personal financial advice?

No. The course teaches the reasoning behind each ruling and names the teacher's position. Decisions about your own money remain yours.

How long is it?

1 month course, with the weekday batch running twice a week (1 hour session each) and the weekend batch running once a week (2 hour session).

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