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RAFAHIYA Journal of Islamic Economics
Rafahiya Journal is a scientific journal that guarantees to publish original research results, conceptual articles, and innovative and relevant literature reviews in various aspects of Islamic economics and related fields. This journal aims to be a platform for scholars, researchers, practitioners, and policy makers to share insights, develop knowledge, and promote a deeper understanding of the principles and practices of Islamic economics.
The main focus of Rafahiya Journal is on contemporary issues and current developments in the global and local Islamic economic system.
FOCUS AND SCOPE (FOCUS AND SCOPE):
- Islamic Economics
- Islamic Banking and Finance
- Islamic Philanthropy
- Islamic Economic Thought
- Halal Industry
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Al-Fatwa is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes scholarly articles on Islamic law (fiqh) and its relevance in modern society. The journal serves as a platform for academics, researchers, and legal practitioners to explore contemporary legal issues through the lens of Sharia principles.
With a focus on bridging classical jurisprudence and current legal developments, Al-Fatwa aims to contribute to the enrichment of Islamic legal thought and its practical application.
Focus and Scope:
- Islamic Family Law
- Islamic Criminal Law
- Islamic Economic Law
- Islamic Banking Law
- Zakat, Infaq, Sadaqah, and Waqf (ZISWAF)
BELGI International Journal of Business, Education, Leadership, Governance, and Islamic Business
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The International Journal of Business, Education, Leadership, Governance, and Islamic Business (BELGI) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that provides a platform for researchers, practitioners, and scholars—particularly those in the food and service sectors—to disseminate cutting-edge research and insights in the fields of business, economics, leadership, and innovation. The journal fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and advances knowledge in areas critical to global economic development, sustainable practices, and organizational excellence.
BELGI welcomes field-based research, either quantitative or qualitative, that employs a robust and sufficiently complex research framework, offering novel and meaningful contributions to the existing body of knowledge.
Scope
- Islamic and conventional business models in food and service enterprises
- Halal food management, certification, and supply chain governance
- Entrepreneurship, innovation, and SME development in food and service sectors
- Leadership styles and organizational behavior in Islamic and secular business contexts
- Educational strategies and human capital development in business and service industries
- Ethical governance, corporate accountability, and sustainability in halal and non-halal service operations
- Consumer behavior, branding, and digital marketing in food and hospitality services
- Digital transformation, fintech, and technology adoption in Islamic and mainstream service businesses
- Public policy, regulation, and institutional governance in food safety and halal ecosystems
- Religious ethics, cultural values, and their impact on management practices in Islamic economies
