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This study investigates the convergence of Islamic economics and sustainable development, with the objective of identifying obstacles, prospects, and policy ramifications for incorporating Islamic principles into development initiatives. By conducting an extensive examination of literature, case studies, and expert viewpoints, significant conclusions arise, emphasizing the significance of enhancing financial institutions that adhere to Islamic principles, utilizing zakat and waqf funds for sustainable initiatives, and advocating for inclusive financial accessibility. Furthermore, the study highlights the importance of social justice, community empowerment, and investments in green infrastructure within the context of Islamic economics. The study provides a practical framework for policymakers and practitioners who want to adopt a comprehensive and inclusive approach to development. It contributes to the advancement of the discussion on sustainable development by integrating many perspectives and alternative economic models. Nevertheless, there are restrictions due to limitations in data accessibility and variances in the effectiveness of implementation in different contexts. Future research should prioritize doing empirical validation and longitudinal studies to evaluate the enduring effects of incorporating Islamic economics ideas into sustainable development initiatives in various situations. By utilizing the knowledge derived from this research, individuals with a vested interest can collaborate to construct communities that are more robust, fair, and environmentally sustainable, in accordance with both Islamic ideals and global development objectives.
Abbas et al. (Fri,) studied this question.