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This study aims to investigate the existing literature on Islamic perspectives regarding digital assets published between 2019 and 2024 through a systematic literature review methodology. Utilising document analysis of relevant articles and literature concerning Islamic rulings on digital assets, the research collected and statistically analysed data using ATLAS.ti software across multiple variables, including publication trends, subject area distribution, methodological approaches, authorship characteristics and geographical concentration. The findings reveal a notable scarcity of published research in this field, underscoring a significant gap in the academic literature and highlighting the pressing need for expanded scholarly investigation and contribution regarding Islamic jurisprudential perspectives on digital assets.
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