Islamiconomic: Jurnal Ekonomi Islam

Aims & Scope

TheIslamiconomic: Jurnal Ekonomi Islamseeks to publish high-quality, peer-reviewed articles that contribute to the understanding of Islamic economic principles, policies, and practices in contemporary settings. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research integrating Islamic economic theory with real-world applications across finance, trade, development, social justice, and ethical business practices.Scope includes, but is not limited to:Islamic Economic TheoryAnalysis and development of Islamic economic thought.Theoretical discussions on the principles of justice, equity, and welfare in Islamic economics.Comparisons between Islamic and conventional economic systems.Islamic Finance and BankingTheoretical and practical aspects of Islamic finance, including Sukuk, Takaful, and Islamic banking practices.Risk management, financial instruments, and regulation within Islamic finance.Innovations in Islamic finance, including fintech, cryptocurrencies, and digital Islamic banking.Halal IndustryDevelopment and regulation of the global halal industry.Research on halal certification, marketing, and consumption trends.Ethical business practices in halal food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and tourism.The role of the halal industry in global trade and economic growth.Islamic Social FinanceThe role of Zakat, Sadaqah, Waqf, and other Islamic social finance mechanisms in poverty alleviation and community development.Studies on the integration of social finance into sustainable development goals (SDGs).Islamic AccountingTheoretical and practical approaches to Islamic accounting principles.The role of Islamic accounting in transparency, accountability, and ethical business practices.Analysis of accounting standards for Islamic financial institutions and the development of Islamic financial reporting frameworks.Islamic accounting practices in financial institutions, particularly in Islamic banks and firms.Islamic Insurance (Takaful)Theoretical foundations and practical applications

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