Volume: 10 Issue: 2, 9/30/24

Year: 2024
Mehmet Asutay
Prof. Dr. Mehmet ASUTAY Durham University Web

Mehmet Asutay is a Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Political Economy & Finance at the Durham University Business School, and the Director of the Durham Centre in Islamic Economics and Finance.
Mehmet’s teaching, research, publication, and supervision of research is all in Islamic moral economy/Islamic economics, Islamic political economy, Islamic finance and banking, Islamic governance and management and the Middle Eastern political economies.
His articles on his research interest have appeared in various international academic journals and professional magazines. He has also published manuscripts and edited books on aspects of Islamic moral economy and Islamic finance, the latest of which are: A Model for Islamic Development: An Approach in Islamic Moral Economy (with S. Jan, 2019), Mapping the Risks and Risk Management Practices in Islamic Banking (with W. Eid, 2019).
Mehmet's recent research includes the construction of Islamic moral economy and Islamic political economy; and their articulation in economic and sustainable development. In addition, his research focused on locating Islamic banking and finance within the expressed ideals of Islamic moral economy by essentialising sharing and collaborative economy nature of Islamic finance. Mehmet is also involved in empirical research in various aspects and dynamics of Islamic banking and finance as well as examining the political economy determinants and consequences of various Islamic finance industry development models.
Mehmet has acted as consultant to COMCEC (part of OIC), CIBAFI and UNDP-IICPSD on various projects, who was also a member of Board of Directors of Albaraka Turk Islamic Bank from 2018-2020.
Mehmet is the Editor in Chief of the American Journal of Islam and Society, the International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies, and the Review of Islamic Economics. Mehmet is also a Board Member of the International Association for Islamic Economics.
His profile: https://www.durham.ac.uk/business/our-people/mehmet-asutay/
Heterodox Economics, Policy of Treasury, Financial Economy, Political Economy, Public Economics - Public Choice
Erhan Akkaş
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erhan AKKAŞ Sakarya Üniversitesi Web

Erhan Akkas is currently an assistant professor at Sakarya University in Turkey. He graduated from Durham University with a Ph.D. in Islamic economics and finance in 2019, after obtaining his master’s in political economy from the University of Sussex. Akkas was a visiting research fellow at Durham University Business School as well as a lecturer at Agri Ibrahim Cecen University in Turkey between 2020 and 2022. An associate professorship was granted to him in February 2023 by the Turkish Interuniversity Board (ÜAK). Akkas has written many academic papers, policy briefs, and edited books. Akkas' most recent research focuses on political economy, Islamic economics, Islamic finance, economic develpment, and GCC countries.
Islamic Finance, Regional Development and Globalisation in International Economics, International Economic Foundation, International Economics, Regional Economy, Islamic Economy
Abdullah Özçelik
Dr. Abdullah ÖZÇELİK SAKARYA ÜNİVERSİTESİ Web
Constitutional and Political Theories, Turkish Political Life, Political Science (Other), African Studies, Middle East Studies
Hamdi Çilingir
Assoc. Prof. Hamdi ÇİLİNGİR SAKARYA ÜNİVERSİTESİ, İLAHİYAT FAKÜLTESİ Web

He was born on 25 May 1983 in Dimetoka, Greece. In 2006, he graduated from Marmara University Faculty of Theology. He completed his postgraduate education at Marmara University in 2014 and received his doctorate degree in Islamic law. He is currently working as an Associate Professor at Sakarya University Faculty of Theology. His research interests include foundation law and history, classical-modern fiqh thought, late Ottoman legal thought and Islamic economics. Purpose in Waqf: A Research in the Framework of Hanafi Waqf Law, 40 Questions on Waqf, and The Literature of Islamic Law Studies in Turkey (1928-2012), as well as published articles and book translations.
Islamic Economy, Islamic Law
Mervan Selçuk
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mervan SELÇUK SAKARYA ÜNİVERSİTESİ Web

Mervan Selçuk graduated from the Business Department of Istanbul University in 2014. He received his MA and Ph.D. degrees from Islamic Economics and Finance Department at Sakarya University in 2016 and 2021, respectively. His doctoral dissertation is about the feasibility of a monetary union in Islamic countries. He was a visiting researcher at Kuwait University between November 2018 - May 2019. Since 2015, Assoc. Prof. Selçuk has been a research assistant at the Research Centre of Islamic Economics and Finance, Sakarya University. His research areas include Islamic economics, monetary unions, and cryptocurrencies.
Islamic Microfinance, Islamic Finance, Islamic Economy
Hakan Kalkavan
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hakan KALKAVAN İSTANBUL MEDENİYET ÜNİVERSİTESİ, SİYASAL BİLGİLER FAKÜLTESİ, İKTİSAT BÖLÜMÜ Web

İstanbul Medeniyet Üniversitesi
Political Economy Theory, Islamic Economy, Economic Thought, Ecology, Sustainability and Energy, Economic Sociology
Alija Avdukic
Prof. Dr. Alija AVDUKİC University of Dundee School of Business Web

Alija Avdukic is currently a Professor in Islamic Economics and Finance at Al- Maktoum College of Higher Education and is the deputy director of Ph.D. & MSc Islamic Finance programs at Business School of the University of Dundee. Alija holds a Ph.D. in Islamic Economics and Finance (2016) from Durham University; and has MA in Islamic Banking, Finance and Management (2010) from Gloucestershire University. Alija completed his BA (2003) and PGDip (2007) from Al-Azhar University, Cairo, and Damascus University, Damascus.
Alija’s research interest in Islamic economics and its various articulations, Islamic moral and political economy, and Islamic finance and banking. Alija teaches and supervises research on Islamic political and moral economy, Islamic banking, finance, and the political economy of development in the Muslim world. Alija’s recent research includes the construction of Islamic moral economy and Islamic political economy, both of which is considered as an incomplete project since the early 1970s. Secondly, Alija develops the discourse around the ‘social and developmental failure’ of Islamic banking and finance in relation to the expressed ideals of Islamic moral economy by essentializing sharing and collaborative economy nature of Islamic finance. Alija is also involved in empirical research in various aspects and dynamism of Islamic banking and finance.
Islamic Economy, Political Economy, Sustainable Development
Amirul Ghani
Dr. Amirul GHANİ Northern University Of Malaysia (UUM) Web

Dr. Amirul Haqeem bin Abd. Ghani IFP®, CQIF, joined Durham University as a Doctoral Student in October 2014 at Doctoral Training Centre in Islamic Finance, the same year in 2014 he was awarded Islamic Financial Planner (IFP) professional certificate and gained his Doctorate in May 2019. Prior to his academic career as a Senior Lecturer in Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM), Haqeem, a graduate of Dundee University worked at Kuwait Finance House Malaysia as a professional banker. He is the Old Putra (OP) of Royal Military College (RMC). In February 2021 he finally awarded Certified Qualification in Islamic Finance (CQIF-Wealth Management) after completing all modules by IBFIM.

Externally, he teaches practitioner for Islamic Financial Planner. He is a trainer for Islamic Financial Planner by IBFIM-UUM collaboration since 2018 and still serving as a trainer every year for the university . He teaches and trained IFP candidate in all area especially case study from A to Z (Cash Flow, Networth statement, Risk management, Islamic Investment for Hajj and Education and Estate planning) Haqeem currently exploring the financial literacy, social disclosure, environmental reporting, green sustainability, and social impact of Islamic banks for his research interest. Haqeem ambition is to explore the accountability of Islamic banks and banks in general to seek evidence from its social reporting. In another route, Haqeem interested in the value of sincerity and responsibility that should be signalled by Islamic banks. With regards to holistic student development agenda, he had served two terms (2013-2014) as assistant principal at Telecom Malaysia residential hall advising and monitoring student development activities and currently served as assistant principal
for Student Residential Hall Malaysia Airlines, UUM for six terms(2019-present).

Teaching: Islamic Financial Planning (2019,2024); Islamic Accounting (2019-2020,2023); Risk Management and Takaful Planning (2021-2023), Regulation and Shariah Governance for Islamic Financial Institution (2020-2021) , Islamic Investment (2020-2021), Module Developer and Trainer for Chartered Institute of Islamic Finance Professional -Enterprise Risk Management (2020), Islamic Credit Analysis and Financing (2024)


Diploma in Banking, UiTM;
Bac. (Hon) Islamic Banking (1st-Class, Vice-Chancellor Award) UiTM;
MSc. Islamic Accounting & Finance, University of Dundee Scotland;
PhD in Islamic Finance, Durham University England;
Islamic Financial Planner (IFP) 2014, Certified Qualification in Islamic Finance (CQIF) 2021
Sufism, Islamic Microfinance, Islamic Finance, Banking Regulation and Supervision , Islamic Philosophy, Green Economy, Islamic Economy
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Dr. Banjaran Surya INDRASTOMO PT. Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk.
Political Economy Theory, Islamic Economy, Development Economics - Macro
Mohammad Rahim Shahzad
Doctoral Mohammad Rahim SHAHZAD SAKARYA ÜNİVERSİTESİ

Mohammad Rahim Shahzad is a driven researcher currently immersed in the pursuit of his PhD in Islamic Economics and Finance at Sakarya Üniversitesi, Turkey. His academic journey is characterized by a fervent dedication to unraveling the intricacies of Corporate Finance, Carbon Energy, and Islamic Markets.

As a prolific contributor to scholarly discourse, Mohammad's publications stand as a testament to his commitment to advancing knowledge in his field. His research endeavors have yielded impactful insights, as evidenced by his publications in esteemed journals such as the Global Finance Journal and the International Journal of Emerging Markets. These publications delve into topics ranging from tail risk transmission in technology-driven markets to the interconnectedness of global uncertainties in emerging markets.

Furthermore, Mohammad's forthcoming research papers promise to further enrich the academic landscape, addressing pressing issues such as climate change risk, CO2 emissions determinants, and the linkages between extreme downside risk and financial markets.

In addition to his scholarly contributions, Mohammad actively engages with the academic community through conference presentations, where he shares his expertise on topics like cash Waqf-based finance and barriers to innovation in SMEs.

Supported by research grants and recognized with awards such as the NICM annual business plan award and the Best Lecturer award from Kandahar University, Mohammad's dedication to research excellence is evident.

His multidisciplinary approach, coupled with proficiency in tools such as R, Python, and statistical software like EVIEWS and STATA, equips him to tackle complex research questions and generate innovative solutions.

For those interested in collaborative research endeavors or seeking insights into the forefront of finance and economics, Mohammad Rahim Shahzad is a valuable resource. Connect with him via email at shahzad.rh1@gmail.com or explore his profile on platforms like Google Scholar and ResearchGate to delve deeper into his scholarly contributions and research interests.
Economic Models and Forecasting, Environment and Climate Finance, Finance, Financial Econometrics
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Res. Assist. Muhammed Beşir ÇALIŞKAN SAKARYA ÜNİVERSİTESİ, İSLAM EKONOMİSİ VE FİNANS UYGULAMA VE ARAŞTIRMA MERKEZİ Web

Sakarya Üniversitesi
Islamic Economy, Economic Methodology, Islamic Finance

International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) started its publication in 2015. It publishes twice a year in March and September. International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF), which is an academic journal, accepts research articles and book reviews. Turkish and English articles are included in the journal.

International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) is an international, academic, periodical and double blind peer-reviewed journal published by Centre of Political Economic and Social Research (PESA) in collaboration with Research Center for Islamic Economics and Finance (RECISEF).

Articles submitted for publication should be original, contributing to knowledge and scientific information in related fields or bringing forth new views and perspectives on previously written scholarly papers. Articles should not have been previously published or accepted for publication elsewhere. In addition, in order to avoid plagiarism, all articles are screened for plagiarism with the iThenticate program.

The journal accepts interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary scientific researches. In this context, it aims to create a platform to share, discuss, evaluate and disseminate the work and opinions of academicians, market actors and those interested in Islamic economics and finance research.

The Journal particularly focuses on topics related to: Islamic Economics, Islamic Banking, Islamic Financial Markets, Islamic Management, Fiqh Muamalat, Islamic Insurance (Takaful), Islamic Accounting, Islamic Business, Islamic Wealth Management, Islamic Financial Institutions, Islamic Economic Thought, History of Islamic Economics, Zakat and Waqf.

Attention should be paid to presenting the articles submitted to International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) as follows. If a condition that does not comply with the following rules is detected during the pre-check phase, the article is returned to the author without being sent to the referees, and is requested to be framed by the following rules:

1. All papers must include an abstract of no more than 200 words. If the article is written in Turkish, there should be also a title and abstract of the article in English. It is strongly advised that the length of the article should not exceed 9000 words including references and footnotes. In addition, in Turkish articles, an Extended Abstract with a minimum of 700 words and a maximum of 1000 words should be written and added to the end of the study.

2. All papers must include minimum 3, maximum 6 keywords and minimum 1 JEL code. (JEL codes)

3. Referencing must follow APA Style (APA Style Sixth Edition)

4. Margins are as follows:
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10. References must be written alphabetically according to the surname of the author.

11. Illustrations, pictures and graphs, should be supplied with highest quality and in an electronic format that helps us to publish your article in the best way possible.

12. Papers should not include headers, footers and page numbers.

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Ethical Principles and Publication Policy

International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) respects the Code of Ethics for protecting the rights of its authors, the journal, and science. As part of publication processes, it involves producing, developing, and sharing information scientifically. By using the scientific method, peer-reviewed articles strive for the greatest degree of objectivity. It is essential that all stakeholders of the publication process, including editors, writers, publishers, referees, and readers, adhere to ethical standards at the point of scientific production. According to the publication ethics and open access policy of the International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies, all components of the publication process must adhere to ethical principles within the framework of the "Higher Education Institutions Scientific Research and Publication Ethics Directive" and the "Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)". Click here for detailed information.

International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) respects the Code of Ethics for protecting the rights of its authors, the journal, and science. In this stage, all parties involved in the publication process (authors, researchers, reviewers, editors) must adhere to the ethical principles. The parties must follow the following ethical rules within this framework:

Author’s Responsibilities:
• It has been significant that all authors contributed to the research,
• There should be no plagiarism or fraudulent data in the article; all data should be real and authentic;
• Publishing - or sending for publication - the same work in more than one journal is forbidden,
• References should be listed in the bibliography,
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• A study should not have a similarity rate higher than 20%,
• It is important that academic studies do not conflict with publishing ethics,
• In the case of a mistake, all authors are obliged to retract or correct it,
• These rules are assumed to be adhered to by the authors.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE IV OF THE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION ETHICS DIRECTIVE OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS, THESE ACTIONS CAN BE TAKEN:
• Plagiarism: Presenting someone else's ideas, methods, data, or works as your own, in whole or in part, without attribution according to scientific guidelines,
• Fraud: Using false or misleading data used in scientific research,
• Distortion: To falsify research records or data obtained, to present devices or materials that were not used in the research as if they were, or to alter or modify the results of the research in order to suit the interests of those who receive funds,
• Republishing: Presenting repetitive publications separately in academic appointments and promotions,
• Slicing: Publishing a research's results in more than one issue as separate publications in academic appointments and promotions, violating the integrity of research, and publishing the research in multiple journals.
• Unfair authorship: Including people who do not have active contributions among the authors or not including those who do, changing the order of authors in an unjustified and inappropriate manner, removing the names of contributors who actively contributed from subsequent editions, including their names in the authors by using their influence, even though they did not contribute actively.

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• Not mentioning the individuals, institutions, or organizations that support them in publications resulting from research done with support.
• To use thesis or studies that have not yet been presented, defended and accepted as sources without permission,
• Without the author's express permission, share information from a work assigned for review with others before it is published,
• Misusing the scientific research resources, places, facilities, and devices provided or allocated,
• To allege unfounded and deliberate violations of ethical standards,
• To publish the results of surveys or attitude studies conducted within the scope of a scientific study without obtaining the explicit consent of respondents, or, if the research will take place in an institution, without the permission of the institution.
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• Conducting research or experiments in contrary to Turkey's legislation or international conventions concerning relevant research and experiments,
• To not use the data or information obtained from other persons or institutions in scientific studies to the extent and in the manner permitted, to not maintain confidentiality and not to protect this information,
• To make false or misleading statements in academic appointments or promotions regarding scientific research and publications.

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• Accept only articles that will contribute to the field,
• They should promote the publication of a correction or retraction when errors are found,
• They should protect the anonymity of reviewers and prevent plagiarism and fraud.
For actions contrary to scientific research and publication ethics, see: “Higher Education Institutions Scientific Research and Publication Ethics Directive, Article 4 (Yükseköğretim Kurumları Bilimsel Araştırma ve Yayın Etiği Yönergesi, Madde 4)”. For more information, please click on the link.

Determination of the Situation Contrary to Publication Ethics
The International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) uses a double-blind review process by at least two reviewers. Furthermore, all articles are checked by a program to detect publication ethics violations.
In the event that a reader notices an error or an inaccuracy in a paper published in the International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) or has any other complaints about editorial content (plagiarism, duplicate papers, etc.), they should contact erhanakkas@sakarya.edu.tr. Complaints provide us with an opportunity to improve, and we aim to respond quickly and constructively.
Studies submitted to our journal include interviews, surveys, focus group work, experiments, etc. An "Ethics Committee Approval Certificate" must be obtained from the Ethics Committee of the relevant institution before the application can be submitted if the data are to be collected in different ways and used for scientific purposes, and the article content or an appendix must include information regarding ethics committee approval. If the ethics committee approval document is not received at the preliminary examination phase, the publication is returned to the author.

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• Studies suitable for publication should proceed to the preliminary evaluation stage unless there is a serious problem.
• Unless there are serious problems with the study, the editor should not ignore positive referee suggestions.
• Unless there is a serious problem, the new editor should not change the previous editor's decisions regarding the studies.
• The authors should be notified and returned in an informative manner.

Relations with Referees
Editor's duties and responsibilities towards referees are as follows:
• Referees should be chosen according to the study's subject.
• Providing the referees with information and guides during the evaluation process.
• It has to consider whether the authors and the referees are in conflict of interest.
• It is important to keep referees' identities confidential when using blind refereeing practices.
• Ensure that a wide range of reviews is included in the referee pool, and that this pool is dynamically updated.
• A rude and unscientific evaluation should be prevented.

Editorial and Blind Review Processes
Editor; must follow the blind refereeing and evaluation process outlined in the journal's publication policies. In this context, the editor ensures that each work is evaluated in a fair, impartial, and timely manner.

Quality assurance
The editor is responsible for publishing all articles according to the journal's publication policies.

Principles Regarding Possible Malpractice Claims and Prevention Against Malpractice
• Editors are responsible for taking measures against potential abuse and misconduct. In order to identify and evaluate complaints regarding this situation, the editor must carry out an objective, meticulous investigation.
• The International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies adopts COPE's guidelines for handling allegations of misconduct. Consequently, the journal defines in details the responsibilities of the publisher, editors, reviewers, the Scientific Board and authors before, during, and after the publication process in Publication Ethics.
• When an article is submitted to several publishers, it is possible to compare versions of a single work submitted to numerous journals and to understand the explanations of authors and enquirers regarding the article, thereby cooperating and making an effort when there is suspected misconduct and violation, and acting in accordance with the inquiry/author's and/or the institution's policies.
• The International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies shares author and reviewer information only in order to prevent suspected misconduct and fulfill the obligation to handle such cases, given the significance of confidentiality in the scientific publication process.
• It is the responsibility of journal editors and field editors to investigate suspected cases before sharing such information with other parties. Consequently, sharing information only becomes an issue when the author fails to respond, provides an incomplete explanation, or the misconduct allegation affects more than one journal at the same time.
• When necessary, such information is only shared with editors considered knowledgeable about the subject, and the shared information is restricted to factual content only.
• The editors and field editors guarantee to protect the confidentiality of communication as much as possible.

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It is the editor's responsibility to ensure that the reviews containing errors, inconsistencies or misdirection in the studies are quickly corrected.

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Editor;
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• Authors of criticized works should be allowed to respond.
• It is important not to ignore or exclude studies with negative results.
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The journal owner, publisher and no other political or commercial factors affect the editors' independent decision making.

Publication Policies
1. International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) aims to contribute to the knowledge of Islamic economics by publishing studies with scientific qualifications at national and international level.
2. International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies (IJISEF) is a journal that uses a double-blind peer-review and publishes three times a year, march, july and november.
3. The publication language of the journal is Turkish and English.
4. The articles to be published in the journal should be original and academic works prepared using research methods suitable for their fields. In addition, book evaluations that contribute to the scientific field are accepted.
5. Submissions sent to the journal have been scanned via a plagiarism software, Ithenticate. Then, if any plagiarism is found, the submission is rejected without sending it to referees.
6. Articles submitted to the Journal should be unpublished elsewhere or be unsent for publication.
7. Articles are examined primarily for compliance with the writing rules. Submissions that are found not to comply with the publication and writing principles are returned to the author for necessary corrections without reviewing the content.
8. The articles submitted to the Journal for publication will be sent to referees who are experts of the subject determined by the Editorial Board after the preliminary examination. With two positive referee reports, to publish the article is decided. If the two referees express negative opinion, the article will not be published. When there are positive and negative referee reports for the same article, the article will be sent to a third referee.
9. If the expression "can be published after corrections" is chosen by referees, the article will be returned to the author for necessary corrections. After the corrections, the article is re-evaluated to check whether referees' warnings are taken into consideration.
10. The recommendations, criticisms and corrections of the referees are sent to the author by hiding the name of the referee.
11. All scientific and legal responsibilities of the published works belong to the author or authors.
12. A maximum of one work of the same author can be published in the same issue.
13. No royalties are paid to the author for published articles.
14. All publication rights of the articles accepted for publication belong to the Center of Political Economic and Social Research (PESA).

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