The journal encompasses a broad and integrative scope of scholarship in Islamic economics. It covers studies in Islamic economic law, Islamic banking and finance, Islamic business and entrepreneurship, as well as Islamic law and Islamic marketing. In addition, the journal welcomes research on Islamic philanthropy, including zakat, waqf, and Islamic social finance, alongside studies on Islamic human resource management. Contemporary and applied discussions on the halal supply chain and the halal industry also form an important part of the journal’s academic focus. Furthermore, the journal remains open to other relevant and emerging topics that contribute to the theoretical development, empirical analysis, and practical advancement of Islamic economics.