Islamic Institute of Scholarship (IIOS)
Volunteer Islamic Finance Article Writer

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Company Description
The Islamic Institute of Scholarship (IIOS) aims to empower individuals through accessible knowledge, particularly in areas that shape ethical and informed decision-making. The IIOS's work is geared toward benefiting society and nurturing today’s learners into tomorrow’s leaders. By fostering a culture of scholarship and responsibility, IIOS seeks to inspire and strengthen tomorrow's pioneers in their fields.
Role Description
The Volunteer Islamic Finance Article Writer role is a remote opportunity focused on producing clear, well-researched articles on Islamic finance topics including, but not limited to, personal finance, Islamic banking, Islamic insurance, investments, and ethical financial practices. Responsibilities include:
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- Taking from reliable Islamic and conventional financial sources
- Drafting original articles
- Revising content based on feedback to ensure accuracy and readability


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The writer will collaborate with the IIOS to identify relevant topics, align content with the institute’s educational mission, and adhere to Islamic principles in financial discussions. This is an unpaid volunteer role intended for individuals who wish to contribute to public benefit and expand awareness of Islamic finance, especially students & graduates.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess knowledge and interest in Islamic Finance.
- Candidates should possess strong research and writing skills.
- Candidates should possess familiarity with instruments/elements and ethical financial practices within an Islamic framework.
- Candidates should possess clear, structured writing skills suitable for articles aimed at a general audience that ensures a digestible and easy read.
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting.
- Understanding of or interest in Islamic principles related to economics, business or finance.
- Prior experience in article writing, blogging, or academic writing is beneficial but not required.
- Proficiency in English is ideal; additional language skills related to Islamic scholarship are a plus. Alternatively, you could write an article in another language of your choice (e.g. your native language).
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