Bratislava, Slovakia — August 20th — Quan2um, the world’s first halal, centralized cryptocurrency exchange, has launched its Shariah Advisory Council, bringing together internationally recognized Islamic finance experts to ensure all platform activities and listed digital assets comply with Shariah principles. This landmark step reinforces Quan2um’s mission to unite cutting‑edge blockchain innovation with the timeless ethics of Islamic finance—promoting transparency, fairness, and genuine economic value in the digital‑asset market.
The newly formed Shariah Advisory Council comprises the following members:
- Habib Ur Rahman Aman (Pakistan) — AAOIFI‑certified Islamic finance expert with more than 14 years of experience in Shariah advisory, business strategy, and product development. Habib has advised over 200 companies worldwide on structuring Musharakah, Mudarabah, Ijarah, and Murabaha‑based products, alongside designing Islamic finance curricula and drafting Shariah‑compliant contracts.
- Hazem Mryan (Jordan) — AAOIFI‑certified Shariah Advisor and Auditor, and a Certified Islamic Specialist in Governance and Compliance (CIBAFI), with deep expertise in Shariah audit, corporate governance, and Islamic capital markets. Hazem has successfully implemented compliance frameworks for complex modern financial instruments.
- Ibrahim ibn Muhammad (United Kingdom) — as an expert in Fiqh mu’amalat, Ibrahim specialises in shariah compliance by embedding Islamic ethics into emerging financial products in fintech and blockchain. Ibrahim has over 15 years of experience in scholarly work and global shariah advisory work in Islamic Finance.
- Devin Halim (Indonesia) — Shariah‑compliance specialist focused on modern fintech, with a background spanning digital banking, crowdfunding, and blockchain. Devin has extensive experience ensuring Shariah compliance for innovative financial products, including investment arrangements and Islamic pay-later facilities.
The establishment of the Shariah Advisory Council marks a milestone in Quan2um’s commitment to a safe, transparent, and ethical trading environment in line with the prohibitions of riba (interest), gharar (excessive uncertainty), and maysir (gambling). The Council will oversee token evaluations; approve compliant listings, integrated instruments, and revenue mechanisms; and guide the development of new financial products rooted in real economic value (manāfi‘ al‑a‘yān).
“The digital‑asset industry is at a crossroads. By embedding Shariah compliance at the heart of our governance, we are creating not only a halal exchange but a blueprint for ethical finance in the blockchain era,” said Ilmary Kaya, CEO of Quan2um.
About Quan2um
Quan2um is a Slovakia‑registered halal cryptocurrency exchange (Quan2um s.r.o.) offering Shariah‑compliant digital‑asset trading. Guided by the principles of transparency, honesty, and ethical investment, Quan2um bridges the gap between blockchain technology and Islamic finance, providing a secure platform for investors seeking faith‑aligned opportunities.
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