Unlike conventional funds, Islamic investments adhere to the rules and guidelines set by Shariah, representing a form of socially responsible and ethical investing. Some of these principles include avoiding interest and gambling, and ensuring investments are asset-backed and permissible according to Shariah. This distinction provides investors with an opportunity to engage in financial activities that align with Islamic values and principles.

With the help of an independent Shariah board, our Shariah-compliant funds undergo review by Islamic scholars to ensure compliance with the AAOIFI Shariah Standards, a globally recognised set of standards for Islamic Financial Institutions.

Yes. Shariah-compliant products are universal and open to all, regardless of religion or background.

No, it is not a property purchase. Instead, you are investing capital to participate in a property development project and, in return, receiving a profit on your investment.

The minimum investment amount differs for each project. Investors are advised to refer to the Supplementary Information Memorandum specific to each project for details on the minimum investment to qualify.

Returns differ for each project. Investors are encouraged to refer to the Supplementary Information Memorandum of each project or their Investment Agreement to understand the projected rate of return.