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Faith in Finance: Islamic Venture Capital Is Powering a New Generation
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Startup Muslim / 3 months
- November 13, 2025
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By Startup Muslim Finance Correspondent
The Rise of Sharia-Aligned Investing
Islamic finance now manages over $4 trillion in global assets (IFSB, 2024). A growing slice is moving toward startups and venture capital.
Pioneers of Islamic VC
Wa’ed Ventures (Saudi Arabia) invests in tech startups guided by ethical principles.
Gobi Partners (Malaysia) backs Muslim-friendly innovations across Asia.
New Funding Models Emerging
Innovations like Sukuk-based startup bonds and Islamic crowdfunding platforms are enabling founders to raise funds without equity dilution or riba (interest).
A Financial Ecosystem in Motion
Islamic fintech is projected to hit $79 billion in transaction volume by 2025, according to DinarStandard.
The Future of Faith-Based Finance
Muslim founders now have access to capital that respects both business growth and spiritual responsibility.
Sources:
Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB), Islamic Financial Stability Report 2024
DinarStandard, Global Islamic Fintech Report 2024
