The seminar held on 4th September 2024 by Dr. Rafisa Mat Radzi at the Al-Mahdi Institute explored Islamic fintech innovations, particularly focusing on Shariah-compliant e-wallet transactions in Malaysia. Dr. Mat Radzi discussed the rising use of e-wallets and the gap in Shariah-compliant frameworks for these digital payments. She proposed a solution grounded in Islamic principles, drawing on practices from Indonesia and Malaysia, and emphasized the need for better alignment between fintech innovations and Shariah law. The session concluded with a discussion on the challenges and opportunities for creating a compliant framework, showcasing Dr. Mat Radzi’s expertise in Islamic finance.
Dr. Rafisah Mat Radzi is a senior lecturer at Universiti Sains Malaysia and a Visiting Research Fellow at the Al-Mahdi Institute. She has held previous fellowships at UNSW Canberra and UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya. She earned her PhD in Business and Management from the University of South Australia and completed a post-doctoral program at UNSW Canberra. Her research has been funded by international sponsors, such as The Sumitomo Foundation and CIMA UK, as well as national grants from the Ministry of Education Malaysia. Her work focuses on capital markets, corporate finance, and Islamic finance, particularly sukuk, Islamic crowdfunding, and Shariah-compliant e-wallets.
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