Thoughts on islamic finance law and if going to law school is worth it?

Salam everyone,

I’m considering pursuing a law degree with a focus on Islamic finance, mainly because I want to build a career that aligns with my values. One of the key principles I’m committed to is avoiding riba—simply put, steering clear of any form of interest. This aspect is at the core of Islamic finance and drives much of the legal framework in the field.

That said, I’m wondering if specializing in Islamic finance law is really worth it. Here are a few points I’m curious about: • Career Opportunities: Are there enough roles in Islamic finance law for a sustainable career? • Professional Growth: Does this specialization offer ample opportunities for advancement and impact? • Alternatives: Would a broader law degree or a different specialization potentially provide more flexibility, or is the niche focus beneficial in the long run?

I’d appreciate any insights from those working in or studying Islamic finance law. Is the niche focus on avoiding riba and promoting ethical finance a viable and rewarding career path?

Jazakum Allah khair for your advice and experiences!