This course is considered one of the core and essential subjects taught within undergraduate programs in economics, banking, finance, and other related fields. The primary reason is that Islamic finance has demonstrated its growing relevance and importance not only in the East but also globally, clearly establishing its necessity within the contemporary financial system. The course provides comprehensive coverage of the Islamic finance system, including its Shariah principles, regulatory requirements, and governance framework, through a series of structured topics. It equips students in finance- and banking-related disciplines with a solid theoretical foundation and practical understanding of Islamic finance, enabling them to critically analyze its role and application within modern financial markets.