Post Event Report – The 1st UK Islamic Property Investors Network meeting 11 February 2020 18:30-20:30, The Dockland Settlements Centre

London – 11 February 2020

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Post Event Report – The 1st UK Islamic Property Investors Network meeting 11 February 2020 18:30-20:30, The Dockland Settlements Centre

On a cold winter’s evening on Tuesday 11 February 2020, professionals from various disciplines based in the City of London and other parts of the UK, joined by a common thread gathered on the southern Docklands peninsula to attend The 1st UK Islamic Property Investors Network (iPIN) meeting, hosted by The Islamic Investor.

Building on the success of coaching and mentoring sessions, tickets for The UK Islamic Property Investors Network meeting was sold out in less than 3-days of going on general sale, with a bulging waiting list collecting the names of those eager to attend. Babrul Matin, The Islamic Investor and Co-Founder of The UK Islamic Property Investors Network described the meeting as “A momentous day for the UK Islamic economy, claiming the meeting was the premier meeting place for all in the UK seeking Shariah compliant and tangible solutions to profiting from real-estate.”

The 1st UK Islamic Property Investors Network meeting presented a wide range of strategies backed by case-studies, with the dialogue focusing on how to buy low, add value and exit. The meeting also heard valuable contributions from Islamic finance practitioner, Hilal Sheikh.

The meeting also discussed:

·      Creating new income opportunities

·      Islamic finance and structures

As an experienced investor in property development across London and the home counties, The Islamic Investor has built a branded Shariah compliant real-estate development company in the UK, specialising in originating Islamic finance from the UK and overseas for investment on developments; encompassing residential, commercial and mixed-use schemes.

Nasser Al-Balkhi, Consultant Civil Engineer from Riyadh commented, “The meeting was a valuable proposition; offering an opportunity to coach stakeholders about how transactions can be structured in an Islamically compliant manner. The meeting was an opportunity to understand Islamic economic frameworks through the lens of those at the fore.” Rafik Hussein of Sterling Build enthusiastically said, “The meeting presented an excellent insight into the nuances and practical challenges that exist in developing property in the UK, diving deep into the heart of the key issues and provided practical solutions.”

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Note for Editors:

The Islamic Investor's mission is to showcase ethical performance with profitability and prides himself in ethical yet business practices at the forefront of in real-estate sector in the UK. Global demand in Islamic investment models backed by real-estate has been growing, as they have proven to be low in risk, high in growth, profitable and sustainable. For more information, please visit: www.theislamicinvestor.com.