Amir is playing a strategy game where he needs to conquer Constantinople. He studies a young Ottoman sultan who achieved this at just 21!

Who was this remarkable conqueror?

Zayd's team chooses to present a classical Muslim scholar whose book "Kitab al-Kharaj" dealt with taxation and governance.

Who was the author?

Rafiq is reading about Shariah auditing. He learns about a Malaysian scholar who promotes check-and-balance mechanisms in NGOs and finance.

Who is this governance expert?

Khalid is researching a caliph known for walking the streets at night to check on his people and living simply despite being a ruler.

Who is this legendary Muslim leader?

Fatima invests money in a business where profits are shared.

What is the name of this contract?

Layla wants to buy goods today for delivery in the future.

Which contract allows payment now and delivery later?

Ahmad needs to commission manufacturing goods with payment on delivery.

Which contract is used?

Sofia wants to guarantee a loan for her friend.

Which Shariah contract describes this?

Yusuf wants to lease a property according to Shariah.

Which contract applies here?

Mariam and Zayd invest together and share profit and loss according to the profit sharing ratio.

What contract do they use?

Tariq is confused about whether a new financial product is halal. His ustaz tells him to check with the Shariah authority under Majlis Ulama Indonesia that issues fatwas for Islamic finance.

Which institution is this?

Zeynep wants to open a bank account in Türkiye that avoids interest (riba) and follows Islamic principles.

Which type of bank should she go to?

Which madhhab’s rulings are most often referenced by Islamic finance standard-setting bodies like AAOIFI and IFSB?

Areeba is preparing for a debate on who regulates Islamic finance in Pakistan.

Which authority is the key regulator of Islamic banking?