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  • Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024)

    This edition of the journal brings together critical discourse and empirical analyses from both conventional and Sharia economic perspectives, centering on the intersection of sustainability, microfinance, and community empowerment. Articles explore how green economics principles that align on principle values in Islamic fiqh on environmental stewardship (hifz al-bi’ah), offering models for sustainable development that are both ethically grounded and economically viable. The volume also examines the evolving role of micro banks and waqf-based institutions in financing grassroots initiatives, highlighting their potential to drive inclusive growth and ecological resilience. Through case studies and theoretical insights, contributors demonstrate how faith-based financial tools and community-driven strategies can collaboratively address poverty alleviation, enhance resource management, and strengthen socio-economic equity in diverse contexts.