This peer-reviewed issue presents contemporary insights into Islamic economics and public policy, with contributions from researchers specializing in fiscal policy, halal tourism, and international Islamic finance. Articles explore the impact of taxation and inflation on Indonesia’s economic growth, propose ushuliyyah-based frameworks for waqf-led halal tourism in Southeast Asia, and analyze tax policy in the context of global economic volatility. The June 2025 edition highlights efforts to align national economic strategies with Islamic ethical principles, offering comparative perspectives between Indonesia and Malaysia.