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This study aims to assess the development of publications related to the theme of Islamic financial literacy, an increasingly relevant topic in the global financial landscape. Islamic financial literacy refers to the understanding and application of financial principles based on sharia law, which is fundamentally different from conventional finance. Despite its importance, the academic literature around Islamic financial literacy remains relatively underdeveloped. This research uses bibliometric analysis, by retrieving data from the Scopus database and assisted by R Biblioshyny Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer for analysis. This research involves the process of data selection, filtering, and inclusion. Covering the period 2016 to 2024, the dataset initially contained 152 publications, which were then filtered down to 71 relevant Scopus articles focusing on Islamic financial literacy. Performance analysis showed that the average publications per year was 31.61%. The total publication citations were 575. The total number of authors was 225 with 4 authors being sole authors. Albaity, M became the author with the highest number of citations with 73 citations. Ra-hayu R and Widyastuti became the most productive authors with 3 articles. University of Malaya is the affiliate with the most publications with 10 articles. Indonesia became the country with the most publications with 23 arti-cles with a total of 149 citations. From science mapping, Dinc, Yusuf, Ja-hangir, Rashed and Cetin, Mehmet have the highest total power with 4 links and the most citations of 22. The collaboration of authors from the most countries from network analysis is Indonesia, but Malaysia has more networks. Author keywords Islamic financial literacy was the most used followed by Islamic banking, Islamic finance and religiousity. This trend shows that religiosity and Islamic banking are the most conducted research related to Islamic financial literacy. In terms of network analysis, from the value of existing metrics Widyastuti is the author with the best value of all metrics from the sample taken.

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Bibliometric Analysis of Islamic Financial Literacy Re-search

  • 会议论文

  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • M. Zaky Mubarak Lubis,
  • Hidayatul Husna

摘要

This study aims to assess the development of publications related to the theme of Islamic financial literacy, an increasingly relevant topic in the global financial landscape. Islamic financial literacy refers to the understanding and application of financial principles based on sharia law, which is fundamentally different from conventional finance. Despite its importance, the academic literature around Islamic financial literacy remains relatively underdeveloped. This research uses bibliometric analysis, by retrieving data from the Scopus database and assisted by R Biblioshyny Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer for analysis. This research involves the process of data selection, filtering, and inclusion. Covering the period 2016 to 2024, the dataset initially contained 152 publications, which were then filtered down to 71 relevant Scopus articles focusing on Islamic financial literacy. Performance analysis showed that the average publications per year was 31.61%. The total publication citations were 575. The total number of authors was 225 with 4 authors being sole authors. Albaity, M became the author with the highest number of citations with 73 citations. Ra-hayu R and Widyastuti became the most productive authors with 3 articles. University of Malaya is the affiliate with the most publications with 10 articles. Indonesia became the country with the most publications with 23 arti-cles with a total of 149 citations. From science mapping, Dinc, Yusuf, Ja-hangir, Rashed and Cetin, Mehmet have the highest total power with 4 links and the most citations of 22. The collaboration of authors from the most countries from network analysis is Indonesia, but Malaysia has more networks. Author keywords Islamic financial literacy was the most used followed by Islamic banking, Islamic finance and religiousity. This trend shows that religiosity and Islamic banking are the most conducted research related to Islamic financial literacy. In terms of network analysis, from the value of existing metrics Widyastuti is the author with the best value of all metrics from the sample taken.