MUSCAT – Alizz Islamic Bank recently hosted His Eminence Sheikh Dr Essam Khalf Al Enezi to conduct a lecture on ‘Islamic Banking Contracts: Between Shari’a and Law’ at the bank’s head office in Wilayat Baushar with more than 80 attendees present. The lecture was part of the ‘Manar Alizz’ initiative, which is the voice of the bank for cultural awareness about Islamic Banking and its principles. The programme aligns with the bank’s overall strategy of knowledge sharing. Alizz Islamic Bank continues to focus on developing and engaging employees and the public through interactive sessions on key topics of interest.
Speaking about the lecture Issa bin Salim Al Riyami, Head of Shari’a Compliance and Audit of Alizz Islamic Bank said “The lecture that was conducted today by His Eminence Sheikh Dr Essam Khalaf Al Enezi on ‘Islamic Banking Contracts” Between Shari’a and Law’ highlighted the importance of lawyers and Islamic scholars working closely together on Shari’a compliant contracts. We were pleased to have members of the Omani Lawyers Association attend to benefit from the valuable session. By devising strategic innovative initiatives like ‘Manar Alizz’ we make sure to benefit society and increase awareness of Islamic banking. We believe in giving back through knowledge sharing, which will transform the communities in which we live in, to enable individuals and businesses to thrive consistently.”
His Eminence Sheikh Dr Essam Khalaf Al-Enezi is a faculty member of Shari’a and Islamic Studies at the University of Kuwait. He holds a PhD in Islamic Jurisprudence from the University of Jordan and a master’s degree in Islamic law from the University of Kuwait. Sheikh Dr Al Enezi is a member of several prominent sharia’a boards, such as the Accounting and Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOFI), Bahrain Islamic Bank and Dar Al-Istithmar. Sheikh Dr Al Enezi is a regular speaker in conference and seminars focusing on Islamic finance and jurisprudence. He has also published several papers on topics related to Islamic banking and finance.
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