About the Journal

ISAFIR welcomes article submissions written in English and focuses on high-quality research articles in accounting and finance. The journal provides a platform for critical discussions and the advancement of knowledge in both theoretical and applied aspects of accounting, particularly in the context of Islamic finance and governance.

ISAFIR encourages scholarly contributions that explore and expand the boundaries of accounting and finance, particularly those grounded in Islamic values and ethical frameworks. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Sharia Accounting and Islamic Finance — the evolution of accounting concepts, regulatory frameworks, and financial policies from value-based and faith-informed perspectives.
• Financial Accounting — financial reporting practices and standards examined through ethical and Sharia-compliant lenses.
• Public Sector Accounting — budgeting, reporting, and oversight mechanisms in public sector entities, emphasizing justice, efficiency, and public value within socio-religious contexts.
• Management Accounting — financial decision-making and management strategies consistent with Sharia principles and ethical finance.
• Auditing and Corporate Governance — contemporary developments and critical issues in auditing and governance, with attention to integrity, transparency, and accountability.
• Taxation — Islamic taxation, zakat management, and fiscal policy from a faith-informed perspective.
• Accounting Information System — the role of digital systems and internal control structures in enhancing reliability and trust in financial reporting.
• Behavioral Accounting — behavioral dimensions of accounting influenced by ethical norms and spiritual foundations.
• Environmental Accounting — assessment models for financial and non-financial performance aligned with socio-religious and sustainability goals.

All submitted manuscripts undergo an initial editorial screening before being subjected to a double-blind peer review process to ensure the highest scholarly standards. The journal welcomes both quantitative and qualitative research with rigorous methodologies and robust analysis. Contributions to this journal are expected to enhance academic discourse and provide valuable insights for practitioners and policymakers in the field of accounting and finance.

Authors are encouraged to review previous publications in the archive section to assess the suitability of their submissions. Information on call-for-papers can be found in the announcement section. To facilitate the submission process, authors can download the article template and register through the submission menu.