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Based on my careful review of Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd and its available services, I have to approach this question with caution. In my experience as a forex trader, the ability to trade assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil generally requires a broker with strong international regulatory oversight and explicit market access to global commodities or CFDs. From what I've found, Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd mainly highlights equity-related services such as Shariah-based margin investment, IPO application assistance, and equities trading facilities rather than forex or commodities derivative products. There's no clear indication from the information I could verify that Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil trading is directly supported. Moreover, Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd is not regulated by any well-recognized financial authority at this time, which substantially increases risk, especially for cross-border or leveraged commodity products. This lack of regulatory status is a significant red flag for me, making it even more important to avoid assumptions about asset availability. For any trader, especially those considering high-volatility commodities, transparency on product offerings and regulatory protection are non-negotiable. For me, if my strategy required access to gold or oil trading, I would strictly opt for a fully regulated, internationally recognized broker that explicitly lists these asset classes in their product range. Without regulatory assurances or clear details on offered instruments, I cannot recommend Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd for trading gold or crude oil, nor can I confirm their availability. My advice is to exercise maximum caution and verify product access with a trusted, regulated provider before committing funds.