Bridging Tradition and Innovation: Advancing Islamic Economics in the Digital Era
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This issue presents a comprehensive collection of research addressing the dynamic evolution of the Islamic economic landscape. The published articles explore critical themes, including the strategic integration of Islamic social finance instruments (zakat and waqf) for poverty alleviation and MSME empowerment, the expansion of the halal industry through digital assurance and tourism, and the refinement of governance frameworks within Islamic financial institutions. Furthermore, this edition delves into contemporary market behaviors, examining the impact of political transitions on capital markets and the adoption of fintech by younger generations. Collectively, these contributions provide rigorous theoretical insights and practical policy recommendations for fostering a resilient and inclusive Islamic economy.
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Marimin, A., Ardiansyah, M., & Jaya, P. H. I. (2025). Localizing the SDGs: A case study of collaborative models between BUM Desa and Pesantren in Central Java. Share: Jurnal Ekonomi dan Keuangan Islam, 14(2), 727-737. https://doi.org/10.22373/share.31500
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