Muftī Amjad Mohammed

Muftī Amjad Mohammed is a prominent scholar whose expertise in jurisprudence, business, and academic leadership has made him a respected figure in the Islamic world. As Chief Shariah Officer he brings both a wealth of scholarly knowledge and a record of pioneering work in global industries, making him an unusual combination of academic and practitioner.

As the Principal Jurisconsult at Markaz al-Iftāʾ waʾl-Qaḍāʾ, he offers scholarly guidance on a wide array of issues affecting the public. His expertise in Islamic jurisprudence allows him to provide legal opinions (fatwas) on complex issues related to ethics, finance, and social concerns.

His leadership also extends to Wifaqul Ulama, where he chairs the organisation and actively addresses the challenges faced by Muslim minorities in the UK. Through scholarly discourse and action, Muftī Amjad works to ensure that the rights and needs of Muslim communities are addressed in accordance with Islamic teachings.

In addition to his scholarly contributions, Muftī Amjad has a strong background in both the natural and social sciences. His pioneering research in chemistry has resulted in groundbreaking patents and innovations that have revolutionised industries such as paper manufacturing.

Muftī Amjad's patents, including innovations related to dewatering suspensions and the use of encapsulated material blended with flocculants, demonstrate his capacity for creative problem-solving and his contribution to global knowledge. From a social science view, he is considered a global leader in applying Islam in the modern world.

In the realm of Islamic finance, Muftī Amjad serves as the Chief Shariah Officer at a number of financial institutions. His role involves ensuring that financial practices align with Islamic principles, offering guidance on ethical finance.

Muftī Amjad's influence in Islamic scholarship, finance, and global industries is profound. His ability to navigate both traditional Islamic sciences and modern challenges makes him a key figure in shaping the future of Islamic practice.