ISLAMIC FINANCE AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES: MODERN INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS
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Islamic finance, fintech, blockchain, artificial intelligence, Sharia compliance, digital economy, smart contracts, Islamic bankingAbstract
This article examines the integration of Islamic finance with modern digital technologies, particularly focusing on fintech, blockchain, and artificial intelligence-based solutions. It analyzes the digital transformation of Islamic financial instruments, their efficiency, and compliance with Sharia principles. The findings contribute to identifying the future development prospects of Islamic finance within the digital economy.
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