This document provides an overview of the course "Islamic Financial Institutions and Markets". The course covers topics related to both Islamic and conventional financial institutions and markets. It aims to discuss the functions of financial institutions and markets, point out the distinct features of financial institutions in selected Islamic countries, and demonstrate the various forms of products and services of Islamic financial markets. Assessments include a final exam, mid-term exam, project research report and presentation, and attendance/participation.

1. Islamic Financial Institutions and Markets ( GE30003 ) Main Reference International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance. (2006). Islamic Financial Institutions and Markets. .Kuala Lumpur: INCEIF