This issue has been available online since 27th December 2025 for the regular issue of December 2025. All articles in this issue (5 original research articles) were authored/co-authored by 15 authors from 13 countries (United Arab Emirates, Australia, Bangladesh, China, Spain, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Netherlands, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United States).

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.70177/jiem.v3i6

Published: 2025-12-27

Articles

MEASURING HAPPINESS THROUGH MAQASID: TOWARD NEW ISLAMIC INDICATORS FOR HUMAN FLOURISHING IN THE DIGITAL ERA

Suhartono Suhartono (1), Misno Misno (2), Yang Xiang (3)
(1) Universitas Nurul Huda, ID Indonesia,
(2) Universitas Darul Ulum, ID Indonesia,
(3) Beijing Normal University, CN China
284-294
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10.70177/jiem.v3i6.2615
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ALGORITHMIC JUSTICE THROUGH AN ISLAMIC LENS: INTEGRATING MAQASID AL-SHARIAH INTO FINTECH DECISION-MAKING MODELS

Nina Anis (1), Rasha Al-Ansari (2), Hans Peters (3)
(1) Monash University, MY Malaysia,
(2) American University in Dubai, AE United Arab Emirates,
(3) Delft University of Technology, NL Netherlands
295-305
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10.70177/jiem.v3i6.2686
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DECENTRALIZED TRUST: A SHARIAH-COMPLIANT FRAMEWORK FOR BLOCKCHAIN-BASED ZAKAT AND WAQF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Ahmed Al-Fahad (1), Ali Khan (2), Juan Martínez (3)
(1) King Saud University, SA Saudi Arabia,
(2) Lahore University of Management Sciences, PK Pakistan,
(3) University of Valencia, ES Spain
306-316
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10.70177/jiem.v3i6.2687
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DECENTRALIZED SOCIAL JUSTICE: ASSESSING THE ROLE OF DECENTRALIZED AUTONOMOUS ORGANIZATIONS (DAOS) IN INFAQ AND SADAQAH MANAGEMENT

Chijioke Okafor (1), Ayesha Begum (2), Sarah Taylor (3)
(1) University of Lagos, NG Nigeria,
(2) North South University, BD Bangladesh,
(3) University of New South Wales, AU Australia
317-327
Abstract Views : 38
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10.70177/jiem.v3i6.2736
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PHILANTHROPY 5.0: UTILIZING BIG DATA ANALYTICS AND AI TO OPTIMIZE ZAKAT DISTRIBUTION FOR MAXIMUM SOCIAL IMPACT

Nasser Al-Kuwari (1), Zain Nizam (2), Robert Harris (3)
(1) College of the North Atlantic, QA Qatar,
(2) Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, MY Malaysia,
(3) Columbia University, US United States
328-339
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10.70177/jiem.v3i6.2734
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