Journals

  • Islamic Sustainable Finance and Fintech

    Journal title : Islamic Sustainable Finance and Fintech
    ISSN : 0000-0000
    DOI Prefix : by Crossref
    Editor-in-Chief : Prof. Dr. Ade Sofyan Mulazid, S.Ag, M.H
    Type of Review : Double-Blind Peer-Review
    Publisher : BARCA ALMAQDIS INDONESIA 
    Frequency : 2 issues per year (June and Desember)
    Citation Analysis : Google Scholar | Garuda | Dimensions

    Islamic Sustainable Finance and Fintech (ISFIN) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that advances interdisciplinary and contextually grounded research on how Islamic financial technologies and sustainable finance instruments are designed, adopted, governed, and contested across diverse financial systems, particularly in Muslim-majority and culturally plural societies. The journal publishes innovative and comparative studies connecting fintech innovation, Shariah-compliant financial inclusion, risk-sharing models, ESG integration, regulatory frameworks, and digital infrastructure with real-world socioeconomic transformation. ISFF positions Islamic sustainable finance and fintech as transformative yet contested forces for expanding financial access, improving economic resilience, reducing inequalities, and supporting sustainable development goals across banking institutions, microfinance entities, waqf and zakat organizations, takaful operators, and social enterprises in various socio-economic contexts.

  • Islamic Digital Religion and Intelligent Media

    Journal title : Islamic Digital Religion and Intelligent Media
    ISSN : 0000-0000
    DOI Prefix : by Crossref
    Editor-in-Chief : Dr. Fatmawati, M.Ag.
    Type of Review : Double-Blind Peer-Review
    Publisher : Barca Publisher
    Frequency : 2 issues per year (June and Desember)
    Citation Analysis : Google Scholar | Garuda | Dimensions

    Islamic Digital Religion and Intelligent Media is a peer-reviewed academic journal that advances interdisciplinary and contextually grounded research on how Islamic religious knowledge, authority, and practice are produced, mediated, automated, governed, and contested across digital platforms and intelligent media, in both Muslim-majority and Muslim-minority societies. The journal publishes innovative and comparative studies connecting digital da'wah, mediated religious authority, artificial intelligence, algorithmic governance, digital religious publics, and media ethics with real-world religious and social transformation. It positions intelligent and algorithmic media as a transformative yet contested force that reshapes religious authority, widens access to religious knowledge, informs everyday practice, and raises new questions of trust, integrity, and human dignity, across mosques, madrasas, pesantren, universities, religious institutions, and online communities in the Muslim world and the wider Global South.