Ustadh Kaisar Lahiya Sikki is an experienced teacher and researcher with a solid academic foundation in Islamic Economics, Economic Development, and Islamic Studies. He holds a Master of Economics from King Saud University, where his research focused on the impact of Islamic banking on economic growth in Saudi Arabia, a work that received international media coverage. Additionally, he is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Sharia and Arabic Studies from Safwa University, enhancing his expertise in Islamic disciplines.
Kaisar’s academic contributions include notable publications, such as his co-authored work on Islamic social finance’s role during the COVID-19 crisis, published in a Scopus-indexed journal. His research background is complemented by strong practical skills in economic analysis, supported by his proficiency with statistical tools like E-Views, SPSS, and Microsoft Office.
His teaching experience spans over a decade, including roles at institutions like IMMIM Modern Islamic Boarding School and Madrasah Baitur Rahmah, where he taught Islamic studies. At Al-Nawawi Institute, his recent course on Riba and Usury in daily life exemplifies his dedication to delivering relevant, impactful education rooted in contemporary issues and Islamic economics. Fluent in Bahasa, Arabic, and English, Kaisar effectively bridges linguistic and cultural divides, making him an asset to the institute's mission of promoting accessible Islamic education
Ustadh Kaisar Lahiya Sikki