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This volume features a diverse collection of scholarly articles authored by researchers from Indonesia, Tunisia, India, Brunei Darussalam, and Ghana, reflecting the growing global engagement in the field of Islamic economics and finance.
We invite academics, practitioners, and students to read and disseminate the insights presented in this latest issue.
Table of Contents
Articles
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Eya Kessemtini, Younes Boujelbene
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1-18
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Ela Tuli, Shikhar Dua
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19-40
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A. Jajang W Mahri, Juliana Juliana, Aneu Cakhyaneu, Neni Sri Wulandari, Fitranty Adirestuty, Francis Kortey Mac-Doqu
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41-54
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Aris Nurul Muiz, Lina Marlina, Dian Friantoro, Asep Saepulloh
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55-72
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Eva Zunia Khoiriyah, Ahmad Ajib Ridlwan
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73-90
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Nurul Hidayah, Fitria Rahmah, Mahmud al Chusairi
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91-102
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Mochamad Yulian Frizky, Clarashinta Canggih
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103-124
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Nispia Asya'bani, Arva Athallah Susanto, La Himmah il Princess Choris, Syanisma Khansa Indirwan, Anidah Binti Robani
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125-150
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Amanda Ummi Salama, Farid Ardyansyah, Cecep Soleh Kurniawan
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151-166
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Tita Novita Sari, Fitriani Fitriani, Nurherlina Nurherlina, Sulistya Rusgianto
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167-190
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