El-Qish: Journal of Islamic Economics

This issue presents a collection of contemporary discussions in Islamic economics and finance, addressing a wide range of pressing socio-economic challenges and policy innovations. The articles explore diverse themes, including comparative public finance and social policy between OIC and Scandinavian countries, the integration of zakat and taxation through fintech platforms to strengthen Islamic fiscal compliance, sharia-compliant housing finance practices in emerging Muslim markets, and the digital transformation of productive waqf to enhance agricultural resilience and economic sustainability. Together, these studies reflect the growing relevance of Islamic financial instruments in responding to modern economic challenges, particularly in promoting social justice, financial inclusion, and sustainable development. Featuring contributions from scholars affiliated with institutions in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Saudi Arabia, this issue offers diverse international perspectives on advancing Islamic socio-economic development.