About the Journal

| Journal title | : Islamic Sustainable Finance and Fintech |
| ISSN | : 0000-0000 |
| DOI Prefix | : by Crossref |
| Editor-in-Chief | : Ade Sofyan Mulazid |
| Managing Editor | : Muhammad Iman Kurniawan |
| Type of Review | : Double-Blind Peer-Review |
| Publisher | : PT. Barca Almaqdis Indonesia Collaboration with Institut Agama Islam Laa Roiba Bogor |
| Frequency | : 2 issues per year (September and March) |
| Citation Analysis | : Google Scholar Garuda Dimensions |
Islamic Sustainable Finance and Fintech 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.
Current Issue
This issue has been available online since September 30, 2026, for the regular issue of september 2026. All articles in this issue (5 original research articles) were authored/co-authored by 21 authors, from Indonesia (12 authors), Malaysia (1 auhtors), Egypt (1 author), Jordan (1 authors), Pakistan (1 authors) and Turkey (1 authors), Uni Emirates Arab (1 author), Saudi Arabia (1 author), Thailand (1 author), Libya (1 author)
Articles
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Audited but Unverified: Sharia, Financial, and Impact Accountability in Indonesia's 2024 Zakat and Waqf Reports
Abstract View : 38 PDF downloads: 21 -
Cash Waqf Linked Sukuk as a Financing Instrument for Islamic Educational Institutions: Institutional Model and Capacity Constraints of Nazhir
Abstract View : 17 PDF downloads: 16 -
Sharia Fintech, Maqashid Sharia, and Financial Inclusion: A Normative-Juridical Analysis of Consumer-Protection Regulation in Indonesia
Abstract View : 16 PDF downloads: 10 -
The Role of Islamic Banking Financing in Reducing Economic Inequality in Indonesia: Perspectives on Sustainable Development Goals
Abstract View : 36 PDF downloads: 8 -
Blockchain-Based Digitalization of Zakat and Waqf for Sustainable Infrastructure and Economic Development
Abstract View : 12 PDF downloads: 10












