Category: The Halal Journal

By Dr. Ismah Osman (PhD), the Faculty of Business and Management Darul Ehsan, Malaysia It is a given that we are free to make choices … Read More ›

By Dr. Faraz Umair Afzal  A decent amount of global exposure has been gained by the Islamic finance sector over the past ten years. Islamic … Read More ›

By Dr. Maizaitulaidawati Md Husin, Associate Professor, Azman Hashim International Business School, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Islamic social finance refers to modes of finance rooted in … Read More ›

By Saiful Azhar Rosly, PhD, Professor INCEIF   Islamic banking is established based on the fundamental Quranic injunctions that “Allah has allowed al-bay but prohibited riba” … Read More ›

By Abdulazeem Abozaid In general, social responsibility of Islamic banks reflects two things: the type of expectations Muslims had from Islamic banking, and the failure … Read More ›

By Saliegh Salaam Shariah- compliant funds have a lighter ESG footprint than conventional funds and focus on the welfare of society  The effects of the … Read More ›

By Dr. Lafeer Muhfeeth Can Zakat distribution be used as a mechanism to enhance social cohesion in multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, and multi-religious societies? In this article, we … Read More ›

By Abdulazeem Abozaid, Professor at Qatar Foundation The concept of sukuk involves various Shariah issues pertaining to sukuk guarantees. Some of these guarantees are acceptable … Read More ›

By Allapitchay Mohamed Mihlar Muslims today are perhaps the most enthusiastic about business ethics and faith-based economy. They look at the progress of Islamic Finance … Read More ›

By Hanan Hussain The Islamic economy concerns itself with the “Social Dimension” as the core of the entire system. Thus the larger societal interest is … Read More ›

By Wan Dazriq, CEO, Ethis Malaysia BUAT julung kalinya ketika berlakunya pandemik COVID-19, kemampuan keusahawanan sosial dalam menangani masalah masyarakat di kala berlakunya perintah kawalan … Read More ›