Ages 12+ · Interactive · Practical

Youth Programme

Money skills young Muslims actually use — halal earning, smart saving, and spotting riba before it becomes a habit. Fast-paced, discussion-led, no boring lectures.

90min typical session

Age bands

Content matched to maturity

Same principles — different examples, pace, and activities.

12
12–15

Foundations

Allowances, needs vs wants, intro to halal earning, and why interest matters — with group games and scenario cards.

16
16–18

Pre-university

Part-time jobs, mobile wallets, savings goals, university costs, and first credit temptations — peer discussion format.

U
University

Young adults

Internships, Islamic finance careers, basic screening concepts, and building riba-free habits before full-time work.

What we cover

Topics by session focus

Building good money habits early

Budget jars, tracking spending, charity as a habit, and talking to parents about money — interactive exercises, not homework.

Halal earning — what's allowed?

Part-time work, online side income, and grey areas teens encounter. Principles-based, age-appropriate examples only.

Savings vs riba

Why interest is avoided, what "riba-free" means in practice, and safe saving concepts without product recommendations.

Career paths in Islamic finance

Shariah advisory, banking, fintech, law, and accounting — honest overview of routes and study paths in HK and abroad.

Digital money awareness

Apps, BNPL, crypto hype, and scams — critical thinking for a mobile-first generation.

Discussion-ledWe ask as much as we tell — youth learn from each other's questions.
Activity blocksShort games and case cards keep energy up across 90 minutes.
Parent summary handoutOne-pager sent to organisers so families can continue the conversation at home.
No product pitchesEducational framing only — Baashir is not SFC-licensed.
Masjid youth groupsYouth clubsWeekend schoolsParents' associationsUniversity societies

Session package

What's included

  • Age-calibrated slide content and facilitator notes
  • Interactive activities and scenario discussions
  • Q&A throughout — not just at the end
  • Parent / guardian summary handout (PDF)
  • Optional completion acknowledgment for organisers
  • Follow-up topic suggestions for your next youth event
From 1,500 HKD

Typical 90-minute session for up to 30 youth. Larger groups or multi-session series quoted separately.

~90 min · On-site at your venue

FAQ

Questions from organisers & parents

Can boys and girls attend together?
Yes, for most youth club settings. Masjid organisers may prefer separate sessions — we accommodate either format.
Is content religious or purely financial?
We teach Islamic finance principles in an educational, values-based way — suitable for Muslim youth contexts. It is not fatwa or personal religious ruling.
Do parents need to attend?
Not required, but welcome for younger groups. We provide a summary handout so parents know what was covered.
Can this run during school holidays?
Yes — holiday camps and Ramadan youth programmes are popular booking windows.

Book a youth session

Tell us the age range, group size, and venue. We will confirm content and fee.

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