This issue has been available online since 29th June 2025 for the regular issue of June 2025 . All articles in this issue (5 original research articles) were authored/co-authored by 15 authors from 13 countries (Australia, Bangladesh, Brunei Darussalam, United Kingdom, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Malaysia, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Sudan, Tunisia, South Africa).

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.70177/jiem.v3i3

Published: 2025-06-29

Articles

ALIGNING MAQASID AND SDGS: A NEW METRIC FOR MEASURING ECOLOGICAL BALANCE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC JUSTICE IN MUSLIM-MAJORITY COUNTRIES

Yassine Belhassen (1), Rania Al-Bake (2), Nomsa Zulu (3)
(1) University of Tunis, TN Tunisia,
(2) Weill Cornell Medicine, QA Qatar,
(3) Nelson Mandela University, ZA South Africa
115-126
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10.70177/jiem.v3i3.2744
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RECONSTRUCTING PROSPERITY: DEVELOPING A MAQASID-BASED WELL-BEING INDEX (MWBI) AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO GDP

Nadia Ait Ali (1), Ayesha Begum (2), Rania Ouertani (3)
(1) Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, MA Morocco,
(2) North South University, BD Bangladesh,
(3) University of Kairouan, TN Tunisia
127-138
Abstract Views : 46
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10.70177/jiem.v3i3.2742
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AI-DRIVEN TRANSPARENCY: A NEW MODEL FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN WAQF ASSET MANAGEMENT AND OPTIMIZATION

Samira Mohammed (1), Amin Zaki (2), Oliver Harris (3)
(1) Ahfad University for Women, SD Sudan,
(2) Universiti Islam, MY Malaysia,
(3) University of Queensland, AU Australia
139-150
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10.70177/jiem.v3i3.2738
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BEYOND GREENWASHING: ISLAMIC BIOETHICS AS A FOUNDATION FOR AUTHENTIC GREEN FINANCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Ahmad Zainal (1), Kiran Iqbal (2), Olivia Davis (3)
(1) Institut Teknologi Brunei, BN Brunei Darussalam,
(2) Institute of Business Administration, PK Pakistan,
(3) University College London, GB United Kingdom
151-161
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10.70177/jiem.v3i3.2721
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THE GREEN MAQASID FRAMEWORK: REALIGNING ISLAMIC FINANCE FOR CLIMATE ACTION AND ECOLOGICAL SUSTAINABILITY

Fatima Al-Sheikh (1), Daniyar Satybaldy (2), Maria Nilsen (3)
(1) Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, QA Qatar,
(2) Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, KZ Kazakhstan,
(3) University of Tromso, NO Norway
162-172
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