Murabaha in Islamic Economics and Finance Literature: A Bibliometric Review
Keywords:
Islamic finance, Islamic economics, Islamic banking, Murabaha, bibliometric analysisAbstract
This study aims to do a bibliometric analysis of the papers published on murabaha in the field of Islamic economics and finance literature. The literary data collected from the Scopus database was evaluated in this context using the Bibliometrix R program. The study's findings indicate that while the literature on murabaha originated in 1990, the majority of articles on the topic were produced after 2013. The Journal of Islamic Accounting Business Research and the International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management have the highest number of articles in the subject. The most prominent author is Suzuki, M. Based on the keyword analysis, the term "murabaha" is primarily associated with Islamic banking and other forms of fiqh contracts. Indonesia and Malaysia have the biggest number of publications about murabaha.
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