Scam Alert: Bank Islam Warns Users to Stay Sharp on Social Media Heads up if you’ve received a “Bank Islam” message in your inbox, it might not be from the real deal. Bank Islam is sounding the alarm as fake Al-Awfar promos and phishing links flood social media, SMS and messaging apps like WhatsApp. The bank is urging all users especially younger, digital-first customers to double check before clicking. How the Scam Works Here’s how the fraud plays out: You receive a message claiming to be from Bank Islam or Al-Awfar The message asks you to click a link, download an app, or fill out a form The links are fake, and the goal is to steal your login details or banking info The scams can look super real, so it's easy to fall for if you’re not careful. But here's how to keep yourself safe. Protect Your Money: Quick Safety Tips Before you click or share anything, Bank Islam says to follow these steps: ✅ Only download apps from official stores: Google Play, Apple App Store or Huawei App...
