Ali Salie, founder of the MuslimFin Podcast and MuslimFin Family Office, explores Islamic finance, halal investing, family wealth, business, inheritance and legacy with expert guests from South Africa and around the world. Clear educational conversations for Muslim families and professionals; not personal financial, legal, tax, estate or qualified Shariah advice.
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Leadership Before the Title: Khalid Abdulla’s South African Journey
Durable leadership is built through resilience, long-term relationships, listening across an organisation, systems thinking and developing people—not a title alone.Khalid Abdulla reflects on a Cape Town upbringing, education, resilience, relationships, systems thinking and people-centred leadership. The conversation is a founder story, not current economic analysis.Presented by Ali Salie, founder and host of the MuslimFin Podcast and founder of MuslimFin Family Office.Subscribe free to the MuslimFin Podcast on Substack. If pledging is available in your region, you may also register a non-binding pledge for future paid membership.Career and date context reviewed 11 September 2026: Khalid Abdulla’s public biography supports that he led within a JSE-listed group and helped list two major subsidiaries; it does not establish that he was simultaneously CEO of two listed companies. Company growth, transaction values, awards, hospital-system reach, political conditions, country comparisons and economic outlooks remain dated guest biography or January 2025 perspective unless independently sourced. This episode offers leadership reflection, not audited performance evidence, investment advice or a current political forecast.Dated education boundary — 11 September 2026: This archival leadership conversation is general education. Roles, company records, market conditions and political or economic views can change.
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15 Oct 2026
A January 2026 Market View with Abdulazeez Davids
This is a dated January 2026 market discussion covering precious metals, China, South Africa and geopolitical risk. It preserves the speakers’ contemporaneous view and should not be read as a current forecast or personalised recommendation.
Ali Salie and Abdulazeez Davids review 2025 market performance and discuss precious metals, China, South Africa and geopolitical risk as they appeared in January 2026. The episode retains its original market commentary while making the date boundary explicit.
In this episode:
• 00:00 — Introduction: The 2026 Market Landscape
• 02:30 — 2025 Market Review: A Record Year for Equities
• 05:50 — Global Capital Flows: Europe vs. USA
• 09:15 — The Gold Rush: Central Banks & Diversification
• 12:50 — Platinum & Silver: The Next Big Move?
• 19:45 — Geopolitical Anomalies: Venezuela & Defense Stocks
• 23:00 — Investing in China: Technology, Transparency & BYD
• 28:00 — South Africa 2026 Outlook: Inflation & Interest Rates
• 35:00 — Closing Thoughts: Shariah-Compliant Resilience
Presented by Ali Salie, founder and host of the MuslimFin Podcast and founder of MuslimFin Family Office.
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Dated education boundary — 10 September 2026: This archival market discussion is general education. Prices, valuations, rates, regulation and geopolitical conditions change. It is not personal financial, investment, product, tax, legal or Shariah advice.
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14 Oct 2026
Emerging Markets in 2026 with Sharief Pansarey
Emerging markets should not be treated as one allocation. A selective assessment considers country conditions, company governance, valuation and structural growth drivers. This is a dated January 2026 discussion, not a current recommendation.Ali Salie and Sharief Pansarey examine capital flows and risk across emerging markets, including India, China and Brazil, with discussion of energy, technology and AI. The episode is preserved as a January 2026 market view; its valuations, performance references and geopolitical assumptions must be read in that dated context.Presented by Ali Salie, founder and host of the MuslimFin Podcast and founder of MuslimFin Family Office.Subscribe free to follow the MuslimFin Podcast. If Substack offers pledging in your region, you may also register a non-binding pledge for future paid membership.Dated education boundary — 10 September 2026: This archival discussion is general education. Markets, prices, regulation and company conditions change. It is not personal financial, investment, tax, legal or Shariah advice.
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