No. 1 (2023): Special Issue: Navigating Legal Frontiers in Contemporary Islamic Economic and Finance

Articles

• A SHARI’AH ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION LOAN SCHEME IN THE MALDIVES

  Ahmed Shujau, Ziyaad Mahomed, Aishath Muneeza

  1-15

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• THE POTENTIAL OF ISLAMIC CROWDFUNDING TO FINANCE SMALL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN MALAYSIA

  Ahmad Tarmidzi Mohd Sofie , Aishath Muneeza

  16-26

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• CRYPTO ASSETS: THE NEED FOR SHARIAH SCREENING CRITERIA FOR DIGITAL ASSETS IN MALAYSIA

  Muhammad Arief Jailani, Aishath Muneeza

  27-47

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• STRIVING FOR AUTHENTICITY: ENHANCING SHARIAH-COMPLIANCE IN HOME FINANCING PRODUCTS WITHIN MALAYSIA'S ISLAMIC FINANCE INDUSTRY

  Fathimath Nashwa Badeeu , Aishath Muneeza

  48-62

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• OVERCOMING IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES FOR SHARIAH GOVERNANCE IN THE MALDIVES

  Rabsha Waheed, Baharom Abdul Hamid

  63-77

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• ENHANCING THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR WAQF IN THE MALDIVES

  Muslih Mohamed Ismail, Magda Ismail Abdel Mohsin

  78-90

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• RESPONSIBILITIES OF CUSTOMERS AND ISLAMIC BANKS TO MANAGE AND RECOVER NON-PERFORMING FINANCING

  Nur Hidayah Kamaruzaman, Rusni Hassan

  91-102

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• A STUDY ON THE MALAYSIAN SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING GUIDELINES FOR ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

  Siti Nursyawani Misman, Ieman Huda Adnan

  103-115

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• ANALYSING THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK OF i-REITS IN MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE, AND INDONESIA

  Nadhrah Diyanah Amin , Nurul Hafizah Mohd Aman, Rusni Hassan

  116-131

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• SOCIAL IMPACT MEASUREMENT AS A TOOL OF GOVERNANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR WAQF ORGANISATIONS

  Nor Syahirah Zain, Rusni Hassan, Syed Marwan

  132-148

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