Get in Touch with Amanah Islamic Finance

Have questions about Islamic financial planning, zakat calculation, or Shariah-compliant products? We’re here to help guide you through Malaysia’s Islamic finance landscape.

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Reach out to us directly or visit our office in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

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+60 3 2148 7562

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (MYT)

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Office Address

Jalan Merdeka 156

Petaling Jaya, 46050

Malaysia

Our Expertise

Zakat Fitrah & Zakat Harta Calculation
Islamic Financial Planning
Hibah (Gift) Distribution
Faraid (Islamic Inheritance)
Shariah-Compliant Products
Majlis Agama Compliance

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about Islamic financial planning and our services.

How do I calculate my Zakat Fitrah?

Zakat Fitrah is a mandatory charity at the end of Ramadan. The amount depends on the nisab value set by Majlis Agama Islam Malaysia (JAKIM). We provide detailed calculation guides based on current rates and can help you determine the exact amount based on your household size.

What is the difference between Zakat Harta and Zakat Fitrah?

Zakat Fitrah is an annual charity paid before Eid al-Fitr per person. Zakat Harta is obligatory on wealth held for a full lunar year. Both have different rates and calculations. Our guides explain the distinctions and help you understand your obligations.

How does Faraid (Islamic Inheritance) work in Malaysia?

Faraid follows Islamic law principles for estate distribution. The distribution depends on the deceased’s family structure and is governed by Islamic law, with some variations by state. We explain the calculation methods and how Majlis Agama rulings apply.

What is Hibah and how does it differ from inheritance?

Hibah is a gift given during the giver’s lifetime with intention of ownership transfer. Unlike inheritance (Faraid), Hibah follows different rules and must meet specific Islamic conditions. We guide you through proper Hibah documentation and Shariah compliance.

What makes a financial product Shariah-compliant?

Shariah-compliant products avoid prohibited elements (riba/interest, gharar/uncertainty) and comply with Islamic principles. They must be approved by Shariah scholars and comply with JAKIM standards. We explain what to look for when evaluating Islamic financial products.

How can I ensure Majlis Agama compliance for my Islamic financial planning?

Majlis Agama Islam Malaysia (JAKIM) sets standards for Islamic financial practices. Compliance involves understanding current nisab rates, approved calculation methods, and proper documentation. Our resources help you stay current with official guidelines and requirements.

Ready to Plan Your Islamic Financial Future?

Whether you need help calculating zakat, understanding faraid distribution, or finding Shariah-compliant investments, our experts are ready to guide you.