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Journal Scope
EcoPreneur Scope:
Islamic Banking and Finance
- Islamic banking system
- Islamic financial products and services
- Risk management in Islamic banking
- Efficiency and stability of Islamic banks
- Islamic microfinance and financial inclusion
Islamic Investment and Capital Markets
- Islamic investment instruments (sukuk, Islamic mutual funds, Islamic stocks)
- Islamic capital market indices
- Regulations and policies on Islamic investment
- Impact of Islamic investment on the economy
Islamic Public Finance and Fiscal Policy
- Zakat, infaq, sadaqah, and waqf (ZISWAF)
- Management of Islamic social funds
- Role of Islamic fiscal policies in economic development
- Sharia-based fiscal policies
Islamic Business and Entrepreneurship
- Sharia-compliant business models
- Islamic social entrepreneurship
- Halal marketing strategies
- Human resource management in Islamic businesses
Islamic Macro and Microeconomics
- Islamic economic theories
- Economic welfare in Islam
- Pricing system from an Islamic perspective
- Impact of Islamic economics on sustainable development
Islamic Economic Law and Regulations
- Fatwas related to Islamic economics
- Regulations and policies on Islamic finance
- Role of regulatory authorities in Islamic economics
- Dispute resolution in Islamic economic matters
Technology and Innovation in Islamic Economics
- Islamic financial technology (Fintech)
- Digitalization of Islamic banking
- Innovations in Islamic financial products
- Blockchain and smart contracts in Islamic economics
Explanation:
The Journal of Sharia Economics Study Program accepts manuscripts in the form of research articles, case studies, literature reviews, and conceptual studies. All submitted articles must contribute to the development of Islamic economic science, both theoretically and practically. This journal is committed to the principles of originality, scholarship, and relevance to the progress of Islamic economics at both local and global levels.
Submitted articles undergo a peer-review process by experts in their respective fields before publication. Thus, this journal is expected to become a key reference for academics and practitioners seeking to understand and advance Islamic economics in greater depth.



