This study aims to explain the concept of cost-push inflation, understand the principles of Islamic monetary policy, and analyze its effectiveness in addressing inflationary pressures. This study employed library research with a qualitative approach, drawing on journals, books, and contemporary Islamic economics and macroeconomic literature. The results indicate that Islamic monetary policy has the potential to be more adaptive to cost-push inflationary pressures because it rejects speculative practices and bases economic activity on a stable and productive value basis. Consequently, this policy not only has the potential to suppress cost-push inflation but also supports price stability, strengthens the resilience of the real sector, and safeguards long-term public welfare.
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