Focus and Scope
Focus:
Journal of Digital Islamic Economic Development focuses on research, development, and application of sharia principles in digital economy, digital finance, and other related technologies. The journal aims to bridge the gap between technological innovation and sharia-based economic management, and contribute to the development of the Islamic economic sector in the digital world.
Scope:
The scope of this journal includes, but is not limited to, the following topics:
1. Integration of Sharia Principles in Digital Economy
Research on the application of sharia principles in the digital economy, including fintech, digital payment platforms, and sharia-based e-commerce.
2. Sharia Digital Finance Development
Development of digital financial platforms and services that comply with sharia principles, such as payment systems, digital investment, and sharia-based crowdfunding.
3. Digital Transformation in Zakat, Infaq, and Sadaqah Management
The application of digital technology in the collection, distribution and management of zakat, infaq and sadaqah, including platforms that facilitate transparency and efficiency.
4. Blockchain and Cryptocurrency in Sharia Economics
Research on the use of blockchain and cryptocurrencies in the Islamic economy, as well as challenges and opportunities related to regulation and sharia principles.
5. Sharia-based Digital Green Economy
Development of digital-based green economic solutions that comply with sharia principles, support sustainability and are environmentally friendly in the Islamic economy.
6. Technology Innovation in Islamic Microfinance
Application of innovative technology in Islamic microfinance to improve accessibility of financial services for individuals and MSMEs.
7. Improving Digital Financial Access and Inclusion in the Islamic World
Efforts to improve digital financial access and inclusion for Muslim communities, especially in developing countries, through sharia-based technology.
8. Security and Privacy in Sharia Digital Financial System
Research on security and privacy technologies in Islamic digital financial transactions, and how to protect user data and transactions.
9. Sharia Digital Economy Regulation
A review of policies and regulations that support the development of a sharia-based digital economy, including the necessary arrangements to encourage innovation.
10. Data Analytics and Decision Making in Sharia Digital Economy
The use of data analytics and artificial intelligence technologies in Islamic digital economy decision-making, and how data is used to support Shariah-compliant decisions.
Target Audience: Journal of Digital Islamic Economic Development (JDIED) is aimed at researchers, academics, and practitioners in the field of sharia-based digital economy, including those working in fintech, Islamic finance, and related technologies. In addition, regulators, policy makers, technology developers, as well as entrepreneurs and SMEs in the Islamic digital economy sector are also key audiences. The journal is also relevant for educators integrating sharia principles in digital economy curricula, as well as investors interested in opportunities in the sector.
