15/08/2026
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The Department of Islamic Studies of the Mindanao State UniversityโSulu College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), in partnership with the King Faisal Center for Islamic, Arabic, and Asian Studies (KFCIAAS), successfully conducted a two-day seminar on the Fundamentals of Islamic Banking and Finance on August 12โ13, 2026, at the Rajah Baguinda Auditorium.
The activity brought together faculty members and participants for an intensive learning experience aimed at strengthening their understanding of the principles, practices, instruments, and emerging prospects of Islamic banking and finance. The program opened with an invocation led by Prof. Algamir A. Pandi, MAIS, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem and the MSU-Sulu Hymn. Prof. Hasanul Basariy B. Alam, LPT, MAIS, OIC Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Chairperson of the Department of Islamic Studies, formally welcomed the participants, while Prof. Rafael A. Regellana, Ed.D., Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, delivered a message of support.
The first day featured a series of comprehensive lectures delivered by distinguished faculty and experts from the Department of Islamic Banking and Finance of the MSU-Marawi City Main Campus KFCIAAS. Prof. Atty. Jashim A. Abdulrahman, MAIS, Dean of KFCIAAS, introduced the participants to the Foundations of Islamic Principles, providing the conceptual basis for the succeeding discussions. This was followed by Dr. Anwar M. Radiamoda, SCL, who presented an Introduction to Islamic Finance. The afternoon sessions shifted toward the operational and practical dimensions of the field, with Dr. Jawad Z. Salic, LPT, SCL, discussing the Fundamentals of Islamic Banking Operations, and Dr. Shahid Q. Manalundong, LPT, providing an overview of various Islamic Banking and Finance Products.
The second day continued the learning sessions with discussions focusing on the application, development, and broader implications of Islamic finance. Prof. Atty. Jashim A. Abdulrahman, MAIS, discussed the Status and Prospects of Islamic Banking and Finance in the Philippines, highlighting its development and potential within the country's financial landscape. Dr. Shahid Q. Manalundong, LPT, followed with a discussion on Significant Contracts and Instruments in Islamic Finance. The succeeding session, led by Dr. Jawad Z. Salic, LPT, SCL, explored Takaful Insurance, including its concepts, structures, types, and models. Completing the technical sessions, Dr. Anwar M. Radiamoda, SCL, tackled Islamic Wealth Planning and Risk Management, providing participants with insights into responsible financial planning from an Islamic perspective.
The two-day seminar concluded with a closing ceremony featuring a synthesis of the major lessons and insights gained from the sessions. Certificates were subsequently presented and distributed to the participants and resource persons in recognition of their involvement in the activity. The program ended with closing remarks and a Du'a, bringing the seminar to a meaningful conclusion grounded in reflection, learning, and spiritual values.
Through this collaborative undertaking, MSU-Sulu and KFCIAAS further strengthened their commitment to promoting academic engagement and expanding awareness of Islamic banking and finance, while providing participants with relevant knowledge on its principles, practices, and potential contributions to the financial sector.
Serving as master of ceremonies throughout the activity was Prof. Musrifa J. Untih, MAIS, who facilitated the proceedings and ensured the smooth flow of the program.