Scope: Training programs focus on educating finance professionals, regulators, and even students on Islamic finance fundamentals, principles, product structuring, and compliance.

Process: Training may include workshops, seminars, and certification programs. These courses cover topics like Islamic finance principles, risk management, product structuring, and current trends in the Islamic finance industry.

Challenges: The shortage of qualified instructors and training materials can be a limitation, as Islamic finance combines both religious and financial principles.

Examples: Programs like the Chartered Islamic Finance Professional (CIFP) certification and workshops by institutions like the Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI) provide industry-standard education in Islamic finance.