Revisiting literature on women entrepreneurs and religiosity: a bibliometric analysis

The evolving social, cultural, conditions in the worldwide economy have sparked a growing interest in the field of Muslim women entrepreneurs study. The aim of this study is to evaluate the efficacy and examine the current body of information in order to find the avenues for further progress in research on religion and women entrepreneurs. This study used a bibliometric technique to analyze a collection of 90 papers from the Scopus database. The purpose is to provide a thorough review of previous and future research on women entrepreneurs. This study employs performance analysis to investigate the productivity and impact of contributors to research on women entrepreneurs. This study used scientific mapping techniques to reveal the core themes and thematic trajectories in the current body of literature dedicated to research on women entrepreneurs. The findings derived from the analysis of performance and the mapping of scientific knowledge are subsequently employed to steer the course of future research on female entrepreneurs.