Journal of Sharia Economics

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The Journal of Sharia Economics focuses on the intersection of Islamic economic principles with contemporary financial and business practices. It examines the application of Islamic finance, including zakat, waqf, and Islamic banking, in areas such as poverty alleviation, sustainable development (SDGs), and financial inclusion for MSMEs. The journal also explores the role of Islamic business ethics, corporate governance, and Sharia-compliant marketing strategies in various business contexts, including digital finance, e-commerce, and traditional markets. Additionally, it investigates issues related to financial reporting, fraud, tax avoidance, and the impact of digitalization and technology like AI and blockchain within an Islamic economic framework.

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