The aim is to conduct theoretical and empirical research on economic laws, the economic behaviour of individuals, the implementation of Sharia rulings and the effects of such practices on various aspects of national economies. The research is expected to result in applicable policy recommendations for decision-makers in the public and private sectors.
The aim is to conduct theoretical and empirical research on the Sharia, legal and regulatory frameworks governing Islamic banks as well as on banking operations and practices. A range of studies will also be carried out to enable comparison between Islamic and conventional banks in terms of sustainability, profitability and the issues and threats banks face.
The aim is to conduct theoretical and empirical research on the Sharia, legal and regulatory frameworks governing sukuk and Sharia-compliant equity markets. In this way, sukuk applications in public-private partnerships, project finance and the real sector will be developed and supported.
The aim is to conduct theoretical and empirical research on the Sharia, legal and regulatory frameworks governing takaful and retakaful practices. Research in this area covers topics such as Family Takaful, General Takaful and Retakaful through the application of various Islamic contracts.
Drawing on Türkiye's experience in the field of waqf, the aim is to conduct original and application-oriented research on waqf, zakat and other Islamic charitable institutions.