Shar-E: Jurnal Kajian Ekonomi Hukum Syariah provides a scholarly forum for disseminating research on economics, law, and Sharia studies. The journal welcomes contributions that advance theoretical understanding, examine contemporary issues, and explore the relationships between legal principles, economic practices, and Islamic scholarship.

The journal’s scope includes:

1. Law: legal concepts, institutions, regulations, and their implementation in society.

2. Islamic Law: Islamic jurisprudence, legal reasoning, and the application of Islamic legal principles in classical and contemporary contexts.

3. Economics: economic theories, policies, development, and socioeconomic issues.

4. Sharia Economics: Islamic economic principles and their application to finance, economic institutions, and social welfare.

5. Business: business practices, management, entrepreneurship, and business regulation.

6. Islamic Business: business activities, transactions, governance, and ethics informed by Sharia principles.

7. Other Sharia Studies: related studies that contribute to understanding Sharia and its application in social, legal, and economic life.

The journal encourages disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches that offer clear arguments, appropriate research methods, and substantive scholarly contributions within these areas.