Abstract. The development of investment instruments in real assets and financial assets has demanded MSMEs to acquire information for their decisions to be effective. However, there are still many obstacles, such as fraudulent investment practices due to financial illiterate. Given its importance for economic well-being, training on financial literacy along with entrepreneurship skills is needed to strengthen economic resilience for MSMEs. This program was done in collaboration with PCIA Aisyiyah Malaysia. In executing the program, we develop stages: preparation, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation. We found that participants perceive that they need the right support system, consistency, and confidence to be successful entrepreneurs. In terms of financial management, small businesses lack knowledge of cash management, overinvest, and experience difficulties in seeking external funding. In this program, Sharia finance was also introduced, and business practice according to Islamic law was also encouraged.