About the Journal

Meuseuraya: Islamic Economic Journal is a scholarly, peer-reviewed, and open-access journal published by UIN Sultanah Nahrasiyah Lhokseumawe, Aceh, Indonesia. The journal provides an academic platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and students to disseminate original research and scholarly studies related to Islamic economics and contemporary economic issues from an Islamic perspective.

Meuseuraya: Islamic Economic Journal seeks to contribute to the development of Islamic economic thought and practice by publishing rigorous empirical, theoretical, and conceptual studies. The journal encourages research that connects Islamic economic principles with contemporary economic challenges, ethical finance, economic justice, financial inclusion, sustainable development, and community welfare.

The journal welcomes contributions from Indonesia and the international academic community. Submitted manuscripts are evaluated through an editorial screening process and peer review to ensure academic quality, originality, relevance, and scholarly contribution.

Meuseuraya is committed to maintaining academic integrity, transparency, ethical publication practices, and equal opportunities for authors regardless of institutional affiliation, academic position, nationality, gender, or background.

Focus and Scope

Meuseuraya: Islamic Economic Journal focuses on scholarly research concerning Islamic economics and its application to contemporary economic, financial, business, and development issues.

The journal welcomes empirical, theoretical, conceptual, and methodological studies that contribute to the development of Islamic economic knowledge.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Islamic Economics

  2. Islamic Microeconomics and Macroeconomics

  3. Islamic Monetary Economics

  4. Islamic Fiscal Economics

  5. Islamic Economic Development

  6. Islamic Finance

  7. Islamic Banking

  8. Islamic Financial Inclusion

  9. Islamic Financial Literacy

  10. Islamic Social Finance

  11. Zakat and Waqf

  12. Islamic Microfinance

  13. Halal Industry and Halal Economy

  14. Islamic Business and Entrepreneurship

  15. Islamic Marketing

  16. Islamic Management

  17. Islamic Accounting

  18. Sharia Governance

  19. Islamic Economic Policy

  20. Digital Economy and Islamic Finance

  21. Financial Technology and Islamic Finance

  22. Sustainable Finance and Islamic Economics

  23. Poverty, Inequality, and Economic Welfare from an Islamic Perspective

  24. Islamic Economics and Community Development

  25. Contemporary Issues in Islamic Economics and Finance

The journal particularly welcomes interdisciplinary research that connects Islamic economic principles with contemporary economic challenges at local, national, regional, and global levels.

Manuscripts should demonstrate a clear contribution to Islamic economic scholarship and should be supported by appropriate theoretical foundations, research methodology, and scholarly evidence.