The AI-WAQF 2025 1.0 conference, held on March 13-14, 2025, in Kuala Lumpur, marked a transformative moment in the integration of AI and technology into Islamic finance. With the Islamic financial market projected to surpass $5 trillion by 2030, the event focused on modernizing Waqf and Zakat management to maximize their impact on poverty alleviation, education, and healthcare.
Key Takeaways from AI-WAQF 2025
• AI & Fintech Innovations – Experts showcased AI-driven solutions improving Waqf management, digital Zakat platforms, and automated Islamic financial transactions.
• Blockchain & Transparency – Panelists emphasized blockchain’s role in enhancing accountability, efficiency, and trust in Islamic philanthropy.
• Regulatory Developments – Discussions addressed the need for standardized digital frameworks to balance Shariah compliance with technological advancements.
• Global Collaboration – The event fostered partnerships between Islamic financial institutions, fintech startups, and regulators to drive sustainable change.
Industry Leaders’ Insights
Sheikh Abdullah Saleh Kamel, Chairman of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce, highlighted that “Integrating AI into Islamic finance is not just an option it’s a necessity to keep pace with global financial evolution while upholding Islamic principles.”
Zorga Consulting CEO, the event’s organizer, stressed that AI-WAQF 2025 has set the stage for a digital transformation that will redefine Islamic philanthropy for generations to come.
A Step Toward the Future
AI-WAQF 2025 was more than just a conference it was a call to action for industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to embrace technology for financial sustainability and inclusion. With groundbreaking solutions and strategic alliances formed, the event has laid the groundwork for a future-ready Islamic financial ecosystem.
For insights, recordings, and upcoming events, visit www.ai-waqf.com.
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