Jeksyah

Aims & Scope

Jeksyah: Islamic Economics Journal is a scholarly platform that facilitates the dissemination of the latest research and thought in the field of Islamic economics , both in theory and in practice. The journal welcomes contributions from academics, researchers, and practitioners to advance discourse on contemporary developments in Islamic economics, business, and finance at national and international levels . Jeksyah is committed to publishing high-quality and impactful scientific works, employing rigorous methodologies and relevant analysis. The journal embraces diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches in the study of Islamic economics. The journal’s focus and scope include, but are not limited to, the following areas: 1. Islamic Economics and Social Finance Zakat and Waqf Islamic Philanthropy and Social Safety Nets Islamic Economic Development Islamic Cooperatives and Community-Based Economy 2. Islamic Business and Halal Industry Halal Supply Chain: Food, Fashion, Tourism, Cosmetics, and Pharmaceuticals Islamic Consumer Behavior and Value Systems Islamic Entrepreneurship and MSMEs Islamic Business Ethics and Codes of Conduct Islamic Environmental Management Shariah-based Financial Technology (FinTech) 3. Islamic Banking, Finance, and Capital Market Takaful and Islamic Insurance Islamic Banking: Contracts, Products, and Services Shariah-compliant Investment and Portfolio Management Islamic Capital Market and Indices Shariah Governance and Regulatory Frameworks Jeksyah seeks to foster intellectual exchange and promote the growth of knowledge that supports the vision of a just, ethical, and sustainable Islamic economic system.

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