<![CDATA[Although the Islamic capital market in Indonesia has experienced sustained growth, investor interest in Islamic equities remains lower than that of conventional stocks. This research aims to examine the determinants of interest in Islamic stocks in Indonesia through a meta-analytical approach.. There are inconsistencies in previous studies regarding the influence of certain factors on interest in Islamic stock investment, so meta-analysis is used to measure the variability between study results. The variables in this study include psychological factors such as financial literacy and motivation, cognitive bias factors such as capital, risk, and return, and Islamic value factors such as religiosity. Study outcomes demonstrate that financial literacy, motivational factors, capital, and religiosity significantly affect the observed variable.]]>
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