Maaliyah journal welcome papers from academicians on theories, conceptual paradigms, academic research, and practices in Islamic finance. In particular, papers which consider the following general topics are invited.

Islamic Banking

A study of Islamic banking products, services, and operations that are in accordance with Islamic principles. Includes:

• Islamic financing mechanisms (mudharabah, musyarakah, murabahah, ijarah, etc.)
• Risk management and Islamic compliance in banking
• Innovation of Islamic-based financial products and technologies (Islamic FinTech)
• Comparative study between conventional banking and Islamic banking
• Analysis of the socio-economic impact of Islamic banking
  
  

Sharia Economic Law

Focuses on regulations and legal principles that govern economic activities from a sharia perspective. Studies include:

• Principles of Islamic law in economic transactions
• Interpretation of the law of fiqh muamalah in a modern context
• Regulation and standards of Islamic law at the national and international levels
• Consumer protection and business ethics within the framework of sharia

Islamic Business Law

Legal studies related to sharia-based business practices, including:

• Sharia business contracts and agreements
• Sharia business dispute resolution
• Sharia-based corporate governance
• Business ethics from an Islamic perspective

Contemporary Islamic Economic Law

Study of the development and challenges of Islamic economic law in the era of globalization and digitalization, such as:

• Sharia law related to the digital economy and online transactions
• Contemporary issues such as sharia crypto, blockchain, and financial technology
• Adaptation of Islamic law to global market dynamics
• Sharia economic policies and their impact on national development

Analysis of Islamic Bank Financial Reports

Technical and empirical studies of Islamic bank financial reports to measure performance, transparency, and sharia compliance, including:

• Analysis of balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and cash flows of Islamic banks
• Measurement of the effectiveness and efficiency of Islamic bank operations
• Comparison of performance between Islamic banks and conventional banks
• Effect of sharia compliance on financial performance

Financial Industry Banking and Non-Banking

Focuses on various financial institutions operating based on sharia principles outside of banking, such as:

• Islamic financing institutions (leasing, microfinance)
• Islamic insurance (takaful)
• Islamic capital markets and sharia investment instruments
• Pension funds and other sharia-based financial institutions

Another section related to contemporary issues in Islamic economic law and Islamic Finance

Discusses current phenomena and challenges relevant to the development of Islamic economics and finance, such as:

• The influence of globalization on Islamic financial practices
• Fiscal and monetary policies in Islamic economics
• The role of waqf and zakat in economic development
• Case studies of the application of Islamic law in various countries
• Development of global regulations and standardization for Islamic finance

This journal is intended to communicate the original researches and current issues on the subject.
This journal warmly welcomes any contributions from scholars of the related disciplines.