Why more non-Muslims are choosing Islamic super funds in Australia

Islamic superannuation funds in Australia are emerging as competitors to the major players in the growing finance and investment sector. Contributing to their growth is an influx of non-Muslim investors.

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After two years of investing his retirement money in one of Australia’s major superannuation funds, Mohamed Mahmoud decided to make a switch.

The 35-year-old computer science engineer, who immigrated to Australia from Egypt four years ago, said his decision was driven by a desire to invest in a fund that was more aligned with his cultural values and principles.

“I was looking for an Islamic [super fund] because I know that most of the super funds here in Australia maybe invest in gambling, banks or arms manufacturers, which I believe is unethical.”

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By Ali Bahnasawy

Source: SBS Arabic 24




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