Ar-Ribhu accepts original manuscripts in the field of Islamics Economics, including research reports, case reports, application of theory, critical studies, and literature reviews. The spread of Islamic Economics include (but not limited to): 

1. Islamic and Conventional Finance, Capital Markets, and Financial Instruments
2. Banking and Financial Institutions, including Islamic, conventional, and hybrid systems
3. Business, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism Management, including Islamic and non-Islamic practices
4. Accounting, Auditing, and Financial Reporting, both Islamic and conventional
5. Risk Management, Insurance, and Financial Sustainability, including sharia and conventional insurance models
6. Social Finance, Public Finance, and Philanthropy, including zakat, waqf, taxation, CSR, and social welfare systems
7. Economic Development, Policy, and Governance, at local, national, and global levels
8. Digital Economy, Financial Technology (FinTech), and Innovation in Business and Finance
9. Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs/UMKM), cooperatives, and community-based economic empowerment
10. Behavioral Economics, Consumer Studies, and Socio-Economic Issues, including ethical and cultural perspectives