Webinar Registration: Islamic Leadership Beyond the Masjid: Transforming the Ummah for a Greater Impact Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh, The Global Halal Shura Hub (GHSH) is pleased to invite you to an upcoming international webinar titled: “Islamic Leadership Beyond the Masjid: Transforming the Ummah for a Greater Impact” This timely and important session brings […]
Islamic Leadership Beyond the Masjid: Transforming the Ummah for a Greater Impact In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, the role of Islamic leadership must evolve beyond its traditional confines within the masjid to address broader societal, economic, and global challenges. This paper explores the concept of “Islamic Leadership Beyond the Masjid” as a transformative
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We are currently organizing our second panel webinar, centered around the following title and themes: Note: Three international experts in Islamic Leadership will participate in a panel discussion. The panelists will be announced once confirmed, and the date and time will be finalized at a later stage. Title: Islamic Leadership Beyond the Masjid: Transforming the
The Future of the Global Halal Economy: An Islamic Perspective on Growth, Governance, and Sustainable Development The global halal economy has undergone a profound transformation in recent decades, evolving from a niche market rooted in religious dietary laws into a dynamic, multi-sector global ecosystem. According to the latest Halal Industry Outlook Report published by the
Building Sustainable and ESG-Driven Halal Supply Chains from an Islamic Perspective Over the past two decades, the global halal economy has experienced remarkable expansion, transforming from a niche religious market into one of the fastest-growing sectors of the global economy. The halal industry now encompasses a wide range of sectors including food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, logistics,
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Change Management in the Islamic Tradition: A Theological and Transformational Framework Change is a fundamental aspect of human life and social development. In modern management literature, change management is frequently discussed within corporate, organizational, and psychological frameworks. However, long before contemporary theories emerged, Islam presented a profound and comprehensive framework for understanding and managing change
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The Blue Economy and Islamic Principles: A Convergence of Sustainability, Ethics, and Opportunity Today I had the honour of discussing the Blue Economy on Zoom with an amazing colleague from Slovenia, Goradz. I volunteer my time on a board focused on alternative economic models, and during our conversation we decided to work on a proposal—also
Governance of the Halal Supply Chain: Institutional Frameworks, Challenges, and Future Directions The rapid growth of the global halal economy has intensified the need for robust governance mechanisms across halal supply chains. With the global Muslim population exceeding 1.9 billion and halal markets extending beyond food into sectors such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, logistics, and tourism,
From Halal Compliance to a Value-Driven Halal Ecosystem Introduction In recent decades, the global Halal industry has experienced remarkable growth. Halal food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, finance, logistics, and tourism now form a rapidly expanding global market serving more than a billion Muslim consumers and an increasing number of non-Muslim consumers who associate Halal with quality,
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Halal Tourism in Aotearoa New Zealand: Indigenous Māori Tourism, Opportunities, and Risks Tourism is one of the most significant contributors to the global economy and plays an essential role in cultural exchange, economic development, and international relations. In recent years, the tourism industry has increasingly diversified to accommodate the needs of specific traveler groups. One
