Our Programmes
Three Programmes. One Clear Direction.
Each programme is designed to bring Islamic finance concepts within reach — whether you have an hour or several months.
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Principle Before Product, Always
Provara's methodology starts from the same place in every programme — the underlying principle. Why does Islamic finance distinguish between interest-bearing debt and trade? What is the concept of gharar and why does it matter? What does maqasid al-Shariah mean for how finance is structured?
Once a participant understands what a structure is trying to achieve, the vocabulary follows naturally. This is a different starting point from product-focused explanations, and it produces a different kind of understanding — one that extends beyond any particular product or market context.
All three programmes follow this sequence. They differ in scope, depth and duration — but not in method.
Start with principles
Understand why before what
Plain language first
Every term explained before use
Malaysian context
Examples from the local market
Discussion included
Questions are always welcome
Programme 01
Islamic Finance Concepts Primer
RM 475 · Single Session
An introductory session on core Islamic finance principles and vocabulary as they appear in Malaysia's market, presented at a general educational level. Suited to anyone curious about the concepts — whether from a banking, legal, business or general background. The session includes a printed glossary and a concept map to carry forward.
- Core Arabic terms with plain explanations
- Printed glossary and visual concept map included
- Principles of Islamic finance explained from first grounds
- No prior knowledge required
- General education only — not advisory in any form
How the session runs:
- 1. Overview of Islamic finance principles and their origins
- 2. Guided walkthrough of core terms with examples
- 3. Concept map review showing how ideas connect
- 4. Open Q&A and next-step guidance
Programme 02
Islamic Finance Literacy Course
RM 1,610 · 5 Weeks
A structured five-week course exploring principle-based concepts, how common structures are generally described in the market, and how to read related information responsibly. Includes weekly reading notes and facilitated group discussion. Consistently encourages consulting qualified professionals for personal decisions.
- Five structured weekly sessions
- Reading notes provided each week
- Facilitated group discussion built into each session
- Focus on reading market information responsibly
- Suitable for those who completed the Primer or equivalent
Five-week content outline:
- Week 1 Foundations — riba, gharar, maysir and why they matter
- Week 2 Equity structures — musharakah and mudarabah
- Week 3 Trade structures — murabahah, bai' bithaman ajil, istisna'
- Week 4 Lease and service — ijarah, ijarah muntahia bittamleek
- Week 5 Capital markets — sukuk, takaful, reading disclosures
Programme 03
Complete Islamic Finance Education Programme
RM 3,050 · Multi-Session + 3 Months Q&A
A comprehensive educational survey of Islamic finance principles, vocabulary and market concepts, delivered across multiple sessions. Includes a printed reference guide, digital resources and three months of participation in a group Q&A channel. The most thorough conceptual grounding Provara offers.
- Comprehensive multi-session delivery
- Printed reference guide included
- Digital resource library access
- Three months of group Q&A participation
- All Literacy Course content plus extended topics
Additional topics covered beyond the Literacy Course:
- Maqasid al-Shariah and its influence on finance
- Islamic economics in broader context
- Bank Negara Malaysia's Islamic finance regulatory framework
- Reading annual reports and Shariah disclosures
- Waqf, zakat and social finance concepts
Choose Your Programme
What Each Programme Includes
Use this table to identify which programme matches your current knowledge and the time you can commit.
| Feature | Primer RM 475 |
Literacy Course RM 1,610 Popular |
Complete Prog. RM 3,050 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 1 session | 5 weeks | Multi-session |
| Core principles overview | |||
| Printed glossary | |||
| Concept map | |||
| Weekly reading notes | — | ||
| Facilitated discussion | |||
| Printed reference guide | — | — | |
| Digital resources | — | — | |
| 3-month group Q&A | — | — | |
| Extended topic coverage | — | — | |
| Best for: | New to the topic, curious about the basics | Building structured literacy over time | Comprehensive grounding with ongoing access |
Standards We Maintain
Across All Three Programmes
Participant Privacy
Personal information shared during enrolment is used solely for programme delivery and is not shared with third parties for any other purpose.
Content Accuracy
All materials are reviewed by individuals with recognised knowledge of Islamic finance principles before delivery, and reviewed annually thereafter.
Scope Discipline
Every session maintains a clear boundary between general education and personal financial advice. Scope boundaries are stated explicitly to all participants.
Participant Feedback
Structured feedback is gathered at the close of each session and used to improve explanation quality and identify concepts that need more attention.
Annual Content Review
Vocabulary, examples and context are reviewed each year against developments in Malaysia's Islamic finance landscape to stay accurate and relevant.
Educator Background
Teaching is delivered by educators with postgraduate backgrounds in Islamic studies and economics, combined with direct experience in Malaysia's market.
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Programme Fees
All fees are in Malaysian Ringgit and include everything described for each programme — no additional charges.
Not Sure Which Programme to Start With?
Contact us with where you are starting from and we'll suggest the most appropriate option. No obligation, just straightforward guidance.
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