Focus and Scope
The Journal of Islamic Economics and Business (JEKoBi) welcomes original and high-quality scholarly contributions addressing theoretical, empirical, and practical issues in Islamic economics and business. Its scope encompasses, but is not limited to, the following areas:
- Islamic Economics and Social Finance
- Islamic economic theory, thought, and systems
- Islamic economic development and inclusive growth
- Maqasid al-Shariah and economic welfare
- Zakat management, distribution, and productive zakat
- Waqf management, productive waqf, and cash waqf
- Infaq, sadaqah, and Islamic philanthropy
- Islamic social finance and poverty alleviation
- Islamic cooperatives and community economic empowerment
- Islamic microfinance and financial inclusion
- Islamic fiscal policy and public finance
- Income distribution, economic justice, and social welfare
- Islamic economics and sustainable development
- Islamic Business, Management, and Halal Industry
- Islamic business management and organisational behaviour
- Islamic business ethics, values, and corporate responsibility
- Islamic entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial behaviour
- Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs)
- Islamic marketing and Muslim consumer behaviour
- Islamic branding, halal consumption, and consumer loyalty
- Relationship marketing and stakeholder relationships
- Halal supply chain management and logistics
- Halal food, fashion, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical industries
- Halal tourism, hospitality, and Muslim-friendly services
- Halal certification, assurance, and traceability
- Islamic human resource management and leadership
- Islamic environmental management and sustainable business
- Digital transformation and innovation in Islamic business
- Financial technology and digital business models
- Islamic business strategy, governance, and organisational performance
- Islamic Banking, Finance, and Capital Markets
- Islamic banking operations, products, and performance
- Sharia-compliant financial contracts and instruments
- Islamic financial institutions and financial intermediation
- Islamic corporate finance and investment decisions
- Islamic capital markets and Sharia-compliant securities
- Sukuk, Islamic investment funds, and portfolio management
- Takaful and Islamic risk-sharing mechanisms
- Sharia governance, compliance, and supervision
- Islamic financial regulation and institutional governance
- Islamic financial technology (Islamic fintech)
- Digital Islamic banking and financial innovation
- Islamic financial literacy and consumer financial behaviour
- Islamic financial inclusion and microfinance
- Islamic financial stability, efficiency, and risk management
- Islamic indices and Sharia-compliant investment performance
- Green sukuk, sustainable Islamic finance, and ethical investment
- Islamic Business Law, Governance, and Ethics
- Islamic commercial jurisprudence (fiqh al-muamalat)
- Sharia principles in contemporary business transactions
- Islamic contract law and commercial agreements
- Sharia governance in financial and business institutions
- Islamic corporate governance and accountability
- Ethical decision-making and responsible business practices
- Consumer protection and rights in Islamic markets
- Legal and regulatory frameworks for the halal industry
- Islamic business ethics and institutional integrity
- Contemporary legal issues in Islamic economics and finance
- Contemporary and Interdisciplinary Issues in Islamic Economics and Business
- Behavioural economics from Islamic perspectives
- Islamic economics and digital transformation
- Artificial intelligence and emerging technologies in Islamic finance and business
- Islamic economics and global economic challenges
- Comparative studies of Islamic and conventional economic systems
- Islamic economics, environmental sustainability, and climate finance
- Islamic business innovation and emerging market opportunities
- Islamic economics and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Cross-country studies of Islamic economic and financial institutions
- Interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary Islamic economic and business problems
- Religious Studies
- Religion, economics, and business
- Religion and economic behaviour
- Religious values, beliefs, and ethical decision-making
- Religiosity and consumer behaviour
- Spirituality and economic life
- Religion, business ethics, and corporate responsibility
- Religion, entrepreneurship, and management
- Religious perspectives on wealth, poverty, and social justice
- Religion, philanthropy, and charitable giving
- Religious institutions and socioeconomic development
- Religion, sustainability, and environmental responsibility
- Religion and social welfare
- Contemporary religious issues in economic and business contexts
