Bait Al-Mashura Journal has published its 26th issue, continuing its role as a specialized academic platform for research and studies in Islamic finance, Islamic economics, Islamic banking, Shariah-related financial matters, and contemporary financial technologies.
This new issue presents a diverse collection of academic papers addressing important developments and practical challenges facing the Islamic finance industry today.
Key Topics Featured in Issue 26
The latest issue includes a number of distinguished studies, including:
- Charging Fees on Letters of Guarantee in Islamic Banks
- The Impact of Changes in Currency Value on Mudarabah Capital and Profit Calculation
- The Impact of Financial Technology on the Profitability of Jordanian Islamic Banks
- Jurisprudential and Legal Foundations for the Protection of Personal Data
- Reducing the Cost of Islamic Financing for Customers
- The Impact of Expanding Islamic Activities on Competitive Capability
- Municipal Sukuk as a Tool for Financing Infrastructure in Palestine
- Determinants of Customer Behaviour toward Islamic Pawnbroking
These studies reflect the journal’s commitment to covering a broad range of subjects that combine Shariah principles, economics, banking, law, technology, and financial innovation.
Addressing Contemporary Islamic Finance Challenges
Issue 26 examines several practical matters relevant to Islamic financial institutions, including guarantee letters, currency fluctuations, financing costs, profitability, and institutional competitiveness.
The issue also highlights the growing importance of financial technology in Islamic banking, particularly as financial institutions continue to expand their digital services and adopt new technological solutions.
Another important area covered in this issue is personal data protection from both Shariah and legal perspectives, a topic that has become increasingly significant with the rapid growth of digital financial services and data-driven financial products.
Supporting Development Through Islamic Finance
The issue also includes research on municipal Sukuk as an instrument for financing infrastructure in Palestine, highlighting the potential of Islamic financial instruments to support public-sector development and infrastructure projects.
In addition, the English-language study on customer behaviour toward Islamic pawnbroking adds an international and behavioural perspective to the issue, contributing to a broader understanding of customer attitudes toward Islamic financial services.
A Specialized Platform for Islamic Finance Research
Bait Al-Mashura Journal continues to provide researchers, academics, practitioners, and industry specialists with a platform for publishing studies that contribute to the development of the Islamic finance sector.
Through its periodic publications, the journal seeks to promote academic research, support knowledge development, and strengthen the connection between Shariah foundations and contemporary financial and economic applications.
Researchers, academics, professionals, and those interested in Islamic finance, Islamic economics, and Islamic banking are invited to explore Issue 26 of Bait Al-Mashura Journal and benefit from the research and insights presented in this latest edition.
Read the latest issue at:
www.mashurajournal.com
