Islamic Finance and Sustainable Development Goals in Bahrain

Ebrahim, Rabab; Abdulla, Yomna; Kumaraswamy, Sumathi

doi:10.1109/ieeeconf53626.2021.9686329

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“…Recent research in the field of Islamic economics shows increasing interest and attention to the implementation of Islamic principles in the global financial and business sectors. Recent studies have highlighted the potential of the Islamic economy to promote financial inclusion, strengthen financial system stability, and provide solutions to socio-economic challenges [1] Recent research on Islamic economics has emphasized the importance of developing innovative Islamic financial instruments, such as green sukuk, Islamic microfinance, and Islamic insurance [2] The researchers also explored the relationship between Islamic economics and sustainable development, identifying opportunities to promote inclusive and environmentally sound economic growth. Recent research in Islamic economics also highlights challenges such as lack of human capacity, harmonization of regulations, and public awareness that need to be overcome to optimize the potential of Islamic economy [3].…”

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Mapping the Landscape of Sharia Economics: A Bibliometric Analysis

Rijal

2023

WSIS

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This study aims to conduct a bibliometric analysis to map the general landscape of Islamic economics using data from relevant scientific literature. Bibliometric methods are used to identify, collect, and analyze publications related to Islamic economics. Data are obtained from major academic sources, such as scientific journals, conferences, and books indexed in related databases. After data collection, appropriate bibliometric analysis techniques are applied to analyze trends, patterns, and developments related to the Islamic economy. Relevant bibliometric parameters, such as number of publications, most prolific authors, institutional affiliations, countries, and most frequently cited journals, are used to identify important factors in the Islamic economy. The results of this analysis will provide a clear picture of the development of the Islamic economy, helping researchers, practitioners, and other stakeholders in understanding trends and contributions of related scientific literature. This research will provide valuable insights and a better understanding of how Islamic economic concepts have been researched and applied in a global context.

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“…how are sharia economic articles classified?(2) what is the trend of sharia economic research?(3) which research topics are the subject of more publications? and the (4) what are future sharia economic topics that provide opportunities for further research?…”

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Rijal

2023

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“…Islamic finance is considered a viable source to fill the funding gap in achieving the SDGs through micro-social financing (Ebrahim et al, 2021). In fact, according to research conducted by Harper (1994), it has been explained that there is musharakah financing is partnership financing for micro business actors.…”

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“…Unknowingly, this concept of sustainability has been used by Islamic economics. As a result, several investigations and theory tests have been carried out regarding the discussion of sustainable Islamic finance (Adewale & Zubaedy, 2019;Ahmed, 2021;Al-roubaie & Sarea, 2019;Alqahtani, 2011;Alshaleel, 2019;Ebrahim et al, 2021;Farooq & Selim, 2020;Iskandar et al, 2021;Kasri & Ismail, 2021;Khan, 2019;Khan & Badjie, 2022;Sadiq & Mushtaq, 2015;Saleem et al, 2021) to prove and develop the most effective Islamic finance model in creating sustainable Islamic finance.…”

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A Qualitative Review on Islamic Sustainable Finance

Sunarya

Rusydiana²

2022

JAM

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The current paradigm of Islamic economics and finance leads to comprehensive human development by taking into account the objectives of Islamic sharia (maqasid sharia). This study aims to determine the development and mapping of Islamic Sustainable Finance from research published by reputable journals with the theme of Islamic economics and finance. This study uses a qualitative method with data collection in the form of journal publications from various Scopus-indexed journals with the theme of Islamic Sustainable Finance. There are 154 journal publications with the theme of Islamic Sustainable Finance for the period 1994-2022. The data were processed with Microsoft Excel and analyzed using Nvivo 12 Plus software. The results show a fairly fluctuating increase in journal publications with the theme of Islamic Sustainable Finance. Of the 154 published journals indexed by Scopus, the words that appear the most are Islamic, finance, financial, sustainable, development, social, banking, financing, waqf, and economic with the percentage of each word being 3.22%, 1.55%, 1.50 %, 0.95%, 0.84%, 0.78%, 0.68%, 0.54%, 0.49%, and 0.48%. That is, most states that the development of Islamic finance is sustainable, in terms of banks, social financing, waqf, economics, and so on. This research is expected to add to academic studies related to Islamic finance to achieve a sustainable future for Islamic finance.

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“…Adopted fromEbrahim et al (2021). Modified countries can achieve SDGs by 2030 if ISF tools are properly implemented, used and maintained.…”

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Analyzing the commonalities between Islamic social finance and sustainable development goals

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Mohtesham³

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IJOES

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Purpose This study aims to explore commonalities and differences between Islamic social finance (ISF) and sustainable development goals (SDGs). Design/methodology/approach The study has adopted a qualitative library-based research method, and the secondary data is collected through the available literature on the topic. Findings This study concludes that the majority of SDGs are compatible with ISF. Moreover, it finds that the global ISF possesses adequate financial resources to assist Muslim majority nations in achieving some of the most critical and urgent SDGs on time. Research limitations/implications The scope of this study is confined to examining the possible role of ISF in achieving many of the most pressing development goals aligned with the SDGs. To maintain coherence within the study’s focus, this paper makes no comparisons between the ISF and other types of endowments/charities. Practical implications This paper outlines an agenda for the ISF-led development strategy and makes some crucial recommendations on how the global ISF might potentially lead the charge of Islamic charities in achieving the SDGs in Muslim majority nations. Originality/value This paper adds original value to the available literature on the potential of ISF and SDGs in the arena of development. The paper analyses the role of ISF in achieving the SDGs.

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Islamic Finance and Sustainable Development Goals in Bahrain

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

Mapping the Landscape of Sharia Economics: A Bibliometric Analysis

Mapping the Landscape of Sharia Economics: A Bibliometric Analysis

A Qualitative Review on Islamic Sustainable Finance

Analyzing the commonalities between Islamic social finance and sustainable development goals

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