Omar is a researcher at the Committee on Fiscal Studies (CFS), with a strong background in Islamic finance. He has worked in the banking sector and has taught at Umma University, where he inspired students with his passion for finance and social justice. As a researcher, Omar is committed to exploring the intersection of Islamic finance and social justice. He has published extensively on Islamic social finance and the role of finance in promoting sustainable development. His insights into the potential of Islamic finance to advance social justice and promote greater transparency and accountability have gained recognition from peers and policymakers alike. Omar's teaching experience has been invaluable in developing his research, as he has been able to inspire a new generation of young leaders and entrepreneurs with his passion for finance and social justice. His work has inspired students to think critically about the role of Islamic finance in promoting sustainable development and social justice. With his expertise in Islamic finance, Omar is a valuable asset to the Committee on Fiscal Studies. His research and insights are helping to transform the way we approach finance, governance, and social justice in the global south.