Laa Maghrib: Journal of Development in Islamic Economics and Business

Editor-in-Chief: Syaifullah (ID Scopus: 60219753900) | Publisher: Mentorta

Journal Information

• Original Title: Laa Maghrib: Journal of Development in Islamic Economics and Business
• Frequency: 3 issues per year (June, December, Maret)
• Number of Articles per Issue: 5-10 research articles per issue
• Index: Google Scholar

Synopsis

Laa Maghrib: Journal of Development in Islamic Economics and Business is an open access, peer-reviewed scholarly journal that applies a rigorous double-blind peer review mechanism to ensure the quality, originality, academic integrity, and scholarly contribution of every published manuscript. The journal provides a platform for academics, researchers, and practitioners to publish original research articles, theoretical discussions, and critical studies related to the development of Islamic economics and business. Through its open access policy, Laa Maghrib ensures that published works are freely accessible to scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and the wider community to encourage knowledge dissemination and the advancement of Islamic economic and business practices.

The journal is committed to supporting the development of knowledge, innovation, and practices based on Islamic values in responding to contemporary economic and business challenges. Through a transparent and rigorous editorial process, Laa Maghrib promotes high-quality scholarly communication by encouraging interdisciplinary perspectives and evidence-based studies in Islamic economics and business.

In the field of Islamic economics, Laa Maghrib examines various issues such as economic development based on maqashid sharia, Islamic economic systems, fiscal policy and Islamic public finance, and the role of zakat, infak, sedekah, and waqf (ZISWAF) in promoting social justice, economic empowerment, and sustainable development. The journal also covers studies on Islamic macroeconomics, the integration of Islamic values into economic policies, and the contribution of Islamic economics in addressing global challenges, including poverty, inequality, financial inclusion, and environmental sustainability.

In the domain of Islamic business, the journal focuses on contemporary practices and innovations in shariah-based business development, including shariah-compliant management, value-based entrepreneurship, halal marketing, and digital transformation in Islamic business ecosystems. Topics such as innovation in shariah business models, Islamic business ethics, Islamic entrepreneurship, fintech development, digital Islamic finance, and the transformation of halal industries are key areas of interest in responding to the evolving needs of the global halal economy and the broader shariah-based economic sector.