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AIM, SCOPE, AND FOCUS

AIM, SCOPE, AND FOCUS

Aim

This journal aims to serve as a credible academic platform for the development, dissemination, and exchange of scholarly ideas in the fields of Baabu Al-Ilmi. It encourages both theoretical and empirical research that contributes to strengthening the Islamic economic system, advancing the Islamic financial industry, and promoting the implementation of Sharia principles in contemporary economic and financial practices at national and international levels.

Scope

The scope of the journal covers multidisciplinary studies related to Islamic economics and finance, including but not limited to:

  1. Islamic Economics

    • Islamic economic theories and thought

    • Sharia-based economic policies

    • Maqashid al-Shariah in economic systems

    • Ethics and governance in Islamic economics

  2. Islamic Banking

    • Operations and management of Islamic banks

    • Islamic banking products and services

    • Risk management and Sharia compliance

    • Performance and efficiency of Islamic banks

  3. Islamic Finance

    • Islamic capital markets

    • Takaful (Islamic insurance)

    • Islamic microfinance institutions

    • Fintech and innovation in Islamic finance

  4. Sharia Accounting and Auditing

    • Islamic accounting standards

    • Sharia-based financial reporting

    • Sharia auditing and governance

  5. Islamic Economic Law and Regulation

    • Contemporary fiqh muamalah

    • Regulation and policy of Islamic finance

    • Harmonization between Sharia law and positive law

Focus

The journal focuses on empirical and conceptual research that highlights the application of Sharia principles within modern economic and banking systems, with particular emphasis on:

  • Integration of Islamic values (justice, balance, and public welfare) in economic and financial activities

  • Strengthening the role of Islamic banks and financial institutions in sustainable economic development

  • Innovation in Islamic financial products and business models in response to technological advancement and globalization

  • Evaluation of policies, regulations, and governance frameworks of Islamic economics and Islamic banking across different countries