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The study analyzed data from an online survey of 355 university students aged 15–25 with prior digital banking experience in Malaysia.
The study analyzed Shariah governance using a sample of 180 respondents from Islamic asset management institutions in Nigeria and Malaysia.
Indonesian MSMEs expanded from 62,922,617 units in 2017 to 64,194,057 units in 2018, reflecting a growth rate of 2.02%, and reached 65,465,497 units in 2019.
Testing the same model without the HSG layer yielded a functional score of 78 of 108 points, representing 72.2 percent.
The global Islamic financial services industry reached USD 3.88 trillion in total assets according to the IFSB Stability Report 2025.
Microtakaful has developed as a Shariah-compliant protection mechanism across several Muslim-majority countries since 1997.
Public awareness of digital insurance channels has risen by 20% over recent years, though over 40% of the market remains cautious about using them.
Among internet users in Malaysia, individuals in their 20s account for 30 percent while those in their 30s make up 25.9 percent.
In 2024, MSMEs constituted a vital component of Malaysia's economy, accounting for 39.5% of GDP and 48.7% of total employment.
Aquafarming contributes approximately 30% to total fish production in Malaysia.
World Bank data shows that 1.4 billion adults worldwide lack bank accounts, while approximately 1.1 billion of them own mobile phones.
Applying three inclusion criteria narrowed the primary analytical corpus down to 5 officially published rulings issued between 2017 and 2021.
Global Islamic banking expanded significantly to exceed USD 3.5 trillion in total asset value in 2023, representing a share of approximately 6% in global banking assets.
