The study aims to expand the existing body of knowledge by highlighting and summarising current studies on Islamic inheritance. Thus, this study presented a map of the research interest and determined primary issues to demonstrate current trends, future research directions, and theory development. A systematic literature review (SLR) approach was employed using the four-step reporting standard for the Systematic Evidence Syntheses (ROSES) review: research question formulation, systematic searching, quality assessment, and data extraction. A total of 33 screened articles between 2008 and 2022 were retrieved from two primary databases (Scopus and Emerald and one supporting database, Google Scholar). The factors were categorised into three primary themes: general, motives and preference studies, and determinant analysis. The themes were subsequently divided into seven sub-themes. Notably, most studies examined unclaimed asset issues based on the determinant analysis. This study offered useful insights into the current research interest regarding the subject. The issues and domains in the current study contribute new knowledge and theory development for future directions in the field. This study addressed empirical gaps and presents an excellent reference relevant for regulators, policymakers, and researchers in comprehending the issues and existing solutions in Islamic inheritance.

The objective of the study is to empirically investigate the dispute resolution in the restructuring of defaulted corporate sukuk in Malaysia. Under Malaysia law system, the disputing parties may resolve their business dispute through the court or various Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms. ADR includes negotiation, mediation and arbitration mechanisms. The finding suggests that the disputing parties may utilise a combination of dispute resolution mechanisms to restructure the defaulted sukuk. The negotiation tends to be used as the first option, followed by the court trial or mediation. The finding implies that the disputing parties should consider any possible dispute resolution method under the jurisdiction where a sukuk is structured to resolve the defaulted sukuk

The large gap in the ability to finance domestic infrastructure projects makes the need for foreign investment important. The contribution of foreign portfolio investment to strengthen the domestic capital market and its infrastructure will increase the allocation of domestic capital. This study aims to examine the impact of foreign portfolio investment inflows, especially on Islamic infrastructure stocks. A sampling of 17 issuers was carried out using the purposive sampling technique during the research period from 03 January 2017 to 28 April 2022. The method used was the GARCH model. Trading in foreign portfolio investment has a statistically significant effect on the volatility of the sharia infrastructure sector index. The results of this study can be a source of information for the government to consider sound monetary policy and stronger supervision in the financial system as well as macroeconomic variables, particularly exchange rates that affect foreign investment flows in Indonesia. Policies aimed at attracting more capital at the same time consider possible negative effects, such as sudden outflows of capital or short-term reversal of capital flows.

This research aims to examine green entrepreneurship in the context of religious/belief hybridity through a case study of a business: Life and Co Store, Semarang. This study collects two layers of interviews from six responses involved in establishing and managing structurally active businesses within a business. The findings show the adaptation of green entrepreneurship through a universal and progressive interpretation of Islamic teachings in establishing the enterprise. This paper offers fresh insight into the fusion of religion and environmental activism in green entrepreneurship wisdom through zero waste store. Such insights provide an excellent opportunity to build new understanding and frame explanations of necessary entrepreneurial studies through the role of Islam and environmental activism.

Millennial investors have an important role in developing sukuk investment products and services, specifically at the retail level. Sukuk issuances play a critical role in promoting economic growth as a source of domestic funding. At present, there are moves towards introducing digital sukuk at the retail level to make it accessible to general public. The present study investigates the knowledge and preferences of millennials towards digital retail sukuk offered in Malaysia and Indonesia. For that purpose, survey questionnaires are distributed in early 2022 to 135 respondents in both countries to examine their perceptions and awareness of retail digital sukuk investment based on purposive samplings. Identifying factors influencing millennials investment decision in retail digital sukuk will contribute to the development of Islamic financial products and services in both countries. The findings suggest that values and technology-fit tasks are important variables in sukuk investment among the respondents. To the policymakers, the findings will provide an early profile of millennials investors who are more inclined to use technological advances in investing. It is important to understand millennials' preferences to appropriately assess both opportunities and risks in investing

Sukuk issuances play a critical role in promoting economic growth. At present, there are moves towards introducing sukuk at the retail level online to make it accessible to the public. This is a way for the government to raise financing domestically. The present study investigates the knowledge and preferences of millennials towards retail sukuk offered in Malaysia and Indonesia. For that purpose, survey questionnaires are distributed in early 2022 to 135 respondents to examine their perceptions and awareness of sukuk investment using purposive samplings. Identifying factors influencing millennials investing in retail sukuk will contribute to the development of Islamic financial products and services in Malaysia and Indonesia. The findings suggest that values and technology-fit tasks are important variables in sukuk investment among the respondents. Millennial investors have an important role in developing sukuk investment products and services. To the policymakers, the findings will provide an early profile of investors millennials who are more inclined to use technological advances in investing. It is important to understand millennials' values, behavior, and preferences to appropriately assess both opportunities and risks in investing.