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This volume features a diverse collection of scholarly articles authored by researchers from Indonesia, United Kingdom, Brunei Darussalam, and Uzbekistan, 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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Juliana Juliana, Asyhari Nadzilla Syiva, Rida Rosida, Erwin Permana, Rakhmat Muhammad Zulfikar, Muhammad Abduh, Qudratov Inomjon
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1-22
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Rida Rosida, Nola Oktaviani, Aas Nurasyiah
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23-46
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Novita Anggraeni, Afif Zaerofi, Indra Indra
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47-68
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Titania Mukti
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69-84
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Dewi Anggarani, Lina Marlina, Listia Andani
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85-106
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Heni Pratiwi, Purwanto Purwanto
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107-126
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Muhammad Malik Sayyid Ahmad, Titien Yusnita, Arijulmanan Arijulmanan
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127-144
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M. Nur Arham, Syaparuddin Razak, Hukmiah Husain, Arifin Sahaka
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145-166
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Fitri Wijayanti, Sigid Eko Pramono, Indra Indra
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197-182
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