Language and Identity in Islamic Economics: An Analytical Perspective

The current interdisciplinary research explores the intersection of linguistics and Islamic economics, focusing on how language constructs and reflects the unique identity of the economic system. The study aims to bridge the gap between the two disciplines by analyzing the linguistic features of Islamic economic texts, including specialized terminology, narrative structures, scriptural references, and ethical discourse. The research employs a comparative approach, contrasting the linguistic aspects of Islamic economics with those of conventional economic systems to highlight the distinct identity and ethical underpinnings of the former. Key findings indicate that language in Islamic economics plays a crucial role in integrating economic practices with Islamic religious and ethical principles. The study has implications for both academic research and practical application and highlights future directions. The study concludes that a comprehensive approach, integrating linguistic insights with economic and religious principles, can significantly contribute to the development and global understanding of Islamic economics.