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Organized in collaboration with the Centre for Excellence in Islamic Finance (CEIF) at IMSciences, Sakarya University (Turkey), and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), this year’s conference brought together over 800 delegates – including policymakers, regulators, financial institutions, and academic leaders from around the globe.
Mr. Noshad Minhas, CEO and Co-Founder, delivered a keynote speech on “The Role of Islamic Fintechs in Advancing Digital Equity for Marginalized Communities,” offering a compelling view of how fintech can serve as a bridge to financial inclusion.
Dr. Rashid Mansoor, Head of Shariah, presented on “Revolutionizing Islamic Social Finance Through Fintech,” highlighting how technology can uplift communities through ethical and socially-driven financial tools.
Mufti Usama Ehsan, Member of Hakeem’s Shariah Board, addressed “Fatwa Automation: Balancing AI and Human Jurisprudence in Islamic Finance,” exploring the thoughtful integration of artificial intelligence with Shariah-compliant governance.
Engagements with representatives from SECP, State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), AAOIFI, IBA CEIF, and several global institutions reaffirmed the importance of collaboration in shaping policy, technology, and customer experience frameworks that serve both ethical standards and modern needs.
This event also reinforced a critical insight: the future of Islamic finance is not just digital – it is deeply human-centered. As we continue to grow, Hakeem remains committed to crafting financial solutions that build trust, transparency, and dignity into every client interaction.
Moving Forward with Impact
We extend our sincere thanks to the organizing partners and all those who visited, connected, and contributed to the dialogue. Platforms like ICIB–2025 reaffirm our belief that the convergence of Islamic values and fintech innovation can unlock transformative change – for individuals, families, and entire communities.
Together, we’re reimagining finance – for good.