Muttaqien; Indonesian Journal of Multidiciplinary Islamic Studies

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Geographical Diversity of Authors:     In Vol. 07 No. 2 July 2026, Jurnal Muttaqien: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies published nine articles written by authors from Indonesia, India, Malaysia, and Pakistan with diverse scientific backgrounds. This illustrates the diversity of research topics in multidisciplinary Islamic studies published by Muttaqien: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies. The first article was written by Anne Yuliana and Muhammad Ulil Albaband from Indonesia and Gambia, titled "Resolution of Inheritance Conflicts through Legal Pluralism Analysis and the Application of a Differentiative-Integrative Model in Harmonizing Inheritance Law and Minangkabau Customary Law". The second article, written by Muhsin Nor Paizin from Malaysia, was titled "A Legal Review of the Regulatory Governance of Zakat-Based Care Centers in Malaysia as a Policy Reference for Indonesia".       Next, in the third article, Muhammad Cholid Abdurrohman, Raushan Fikri Adam, and Septyayu Catur Pamungkas from Gambia explain their research in the title "Evaluating the Transformation of Spiritual Discipline into Learning Discipline through a Quantitative Study of Daily Worship for Enhancing Academic Self-Regulation". Then, in the fourth article, Ardiansyah Ashri Husein and Oyo Sunaryo Mukhlas from Indonesia in their article titled "Evaluasi Implementasi Fatwa DSN-MUI Nomor 123 Tahun 2018 terkait Dana TBDSP pada Lembaga Keuangan Syariah sebagai Pedoman Optimalisasi Penyaluran Dana Kebajikan." Next, in the fifth article by Aisyah Hamzah, Siti Nur Azizah, Sunarsih Sunarsih, Taufikur Rohman, and Agus Septian Ansori droam Indonesia and India, the title is "Apakah Analisis ARDL dalam Pembiayaan Rahn Dapat Mendorong Pertumbuhan Industri Makanan dan Minuman di Indonesia?". The sixth article was written by Naveed Khan and Ghulam Muhammad from Pakistan with the title "Analyzing Zakat as a Tool for Economic Resilience and Recovery through a Sharīʿah-Based Framework for Strengthening Post-Crisis Financial Stability".         The seventh article was written by Muhammad Azmi and May Dedu from Indonesia, titled "An Islamic Business Ethics Analysis of Online Promotion and User Reviews on Purchasing Decisions for Counterfeit Branded Footwear among Shopee Consumers in Cirebon to Promote Halal E-Commerce Practices". the eigth article was written by Mujahid Hussain and Khadija Aziz from Pakistan with the title "Evaluating Islamic Finance and Zakat Governance in Indonesia and Pakistan Between 2010-2024 through a Comparative Analysis for Establishing a Robust Shariah Governance Framework". and the ninth, article was written by Hanifah Wardatul Jannah from Indonesia with the title "Analisis Wujud Kebudayaan terhadap Pergeseran Nilai Tradisi Mome'ati Gorontalo dalam Kondisi Postmodern guna Mencegah Hilangnya Makna Esensial Ritual".