International Journal of Islamic Marketing and Branding
2017 - 2025
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Volume 6, issue 5, 2024
- Gender injustice against women in the Muslim world and the conflation of hegemonic terms (feminism) as deflection pp. 1-11

- Bronwyn P. Wood
Volume 6, issue 3, 2025
- Validation of the emo-decision-making contagion measurement scale pp. 185-218

- Antar Chaabi
- The role of religiosity and cultural values on green cosmetics purchase intention: an empirical investigation pp. 219-240

- Rahmatina Awaliah Kasri and Bianca Jasmine Alfitrah Putri Rosadi
- The role of social media engagement in alleviating loneliness and improving life satisfaction among senior citizens pp. 241-265

- Siti Hasnah Hassan and Low Eve Chee
- Determining drivers of Muslim consumers' intention to use mobile commerce in Malaysia pp. 266-287

- Moussa Barry and Ahasanul Haque
Volume 6, issue 2, 2024
- Halal food consumption intention: a dual theoretical approach in a non-Muslim context in Ghana pp. 95-116

- Edward Markwei Martey
- Factors influencing users to adapt Shariah mobile financial services in an emerging economy: a case study on Bangladesh pp. 117-142

- Salma Akter, Zawadul Hoque Chowdhury and Taj Ashrafi
- The impact of social media influencers on Kuwaiti women's brand attitude and consumption behaviour pp. 143-158

- Doha Saleh Almutawaa and Hamad AlWazzan
- Enhancing community health sustainability through the use of Maqasid Al-Shariah theory pp. 159-179

- Ahasanul Haque, Noor Hazilah Abd Manaf, Md Nazim Uddin, Naznin Akther and Aida Mokhtar
Volume 6, issue 1, 2021
- COVID-19 and Islamic doctrine: service marketing opportunities to address mental health pp. 1-13

- Mohammad Mominul Islam and Asifa Reza
- Muslim consumer behaviour when facing fear of COVID-19 pp. 14-35

- Hardius Usman, Nucke Widowati Kusumo Projo, Ika Yuni Wulansari and Chairy Chairy
- Can espousal of Islamic advertising practices by organisations increase brand credibility in Pakistani Muslim consumers? An empirical study pp. 36-59

- Ahmed Raza
- Integrating Islamic finance and halal industry: current landscape and future forward pp. 60-78

- M. Kabir Hassan, Mustafa Raza Rabbani and Daouia Chebab
- Factors delaying Islamic banking in Algeria pp. 79-94

- Mehieddine Abdelkader Meghraoui and Khaled Mokhtari
Volume 5, issue 2, 2020
- Does service quality matters to ensure the loyalty of the Jemaah of a mosque? pp. 77-98

- Yuvaraj Ganesan, Anwar Allah Pitchay and Azminah Mohd Mydin
- Purchase intention of customers towards luxury brands in North Macedonia: theory of planned behaviour approach pp. 99-113

- Sara Muça and Jusuf Zeqiri
- The effect of e-WOM and content marketing on customers' purchase intention pp. 114-131

- Kaltrina Kajtazi and Jusuf Zeqiri
- The role of new product launch on variety seeking buying behaviour in hygienic products pp. 132-144

- Arta Ejupi Ibrahimi and Diellza Ejupi
- Examining the effects of demographic characteristics on consumer spending self-control and frugality: a religiosity-based comparative study in Turkey and Bangladesh pp. 145-162

- Hasan Terzi, Remzi Altunışık, Koray Batumlu, Rezwana Tasnim and Teuku Roli Ilhamsyah Putra
Volume 5, issue 1, 2020
- Halal tourism: guidelines for Oman pp. 1-16

- Asad Rehman
- Constructing marketing thought: the case of Islamic marketing pp. 17-27

- P. Sergius Koku
- Segmentation of retail bank customers based on occasions (Agribank of Iran as case study) pp. 28-42

- Shahriar Azizi and Mikael Parsa
- Awareness towards Halal pharmaceuticals: an analysis of pharmacists' views pp. 43-57

- Baker Ahmad Alserhan, Mehmet Bayirli and Fida Zakzouk
- Muslim youths' e-lifestyle and its impacts on well-being pp. 58-75

- Siti Hasnah Hassan, Teo Shao Zhen, Imran Mahmud and Azizah Omar
Volume 4, issue 1, 2019
- Analysing the relationship between misconceptions about halal among non-Muslims and their intention to boycott halal products pp. 1-26

- Mastura Ab. Wahab
- Religious business leaders in Pakistan: theorising the phenomena of religiosity-driven business practices pp. 27-44

- Ayesha Latif Shaikh and Muhammad Zaki Rashidi
- The Islamic consumer and the halal market pp. 45-58

- Sedki Karoui and Romdhane Khemakhem
- The attitude of Jordanian customers towards virtual stores pp. 59-75

- Mohammad Abuhashesh, Suleiman Jamal Mohammad and Mohammad Al Khasawneh
- Social media marketing, Turkish behaviour and the 2016 military coup attempt pp. 76-93

- Ashraf M. Attia and Rana A. Fakhr
Volume 3, issue 3, 2018
- Towards a theory on the place of goods and services in Islamic marketing pp. 175-182

- Zakaria Boulanouar and Bronwyn P. Wood
- Mosque leadership and management in Kano metropolis: case of Al-Furqan Mosque, Kano state, Nigeria pp. 183-195

- K.K. Musa Gambo
- Traditional cultural values vs. religiosity: Saudi female purchase intention of Turkish Islamic fashion pp. 196-208

- Tagreed Saleh Abalkhail
- A collection of Islamic advertising principles: revisited and detailed pp. 209-222

- Ali Shafiq
- Logistical indicators for enhancement of halal sustainability pp. 223-231

- Emy Ezura A-Jalil
- Integrating the theory of planned behaviour to identify determinants of halal food consumption in Japan pp. 232-244

- Wesam Eid
- Muslim consumers' attitudes toward fashion advertising: a conceptual framework pp. 245-264

- Muhammad Talha Salam, Nazlida Muhamad and Vai Shiem Leong
Volume 3, issue 2, 2018
- Modest, modern and diverse: a review of marketing communication visuals of Islamic fashion brands pp. 83-103

- Muhammad Talha Salam, Nazlida Muhamad and Vai Shiem Leong
- Islamic marketing practice as a panacea to social marketing criticism pp. 104-115

- Mohammad Mominul Islam
- Analysis of Islamic financing and related assets: a study of Islamic banks of Pakistan pp. 116-143

- Talat Hussain, Muhammad Hussain Qureshi and Mian Sajid Nazir
- A cross-cultural comparison of Muslim religious commitment on US brand switching behaviour pp. 144-161

- Munazza Saeed and Ilhaamie Abdul Ghani Azmi
- Exploring linkages between availability of consumer credit and emerging Muslim consumers' habits pp. 162-173

- Shafiu Abdullahi
Volume 3, issue 1, 2018
- Islamic Branding as a Tool for Customer Retention: Antecedents and Consequences of Islamic brand loyalty pp. 1-14

- Mohammad Rashed Hasa Polas, Asghar Afshar Jahanshahi and Md Lutfor Rahman
- Islamic marketing mix: is there a role for Islamic-based strategies? pp. 15-34

- Johari Bin Abdullah
- Halal packaging and certification in India: issues and challenges pp. 35-44

- Rajasekhara Mouly Potluri and Lohith Sekhar Potluri
- Factors affecting small and medium family businesses' internationalisation in Saudi Arabia pp. 45-64

- Ahmad Rafiki, Sutan Emir Hidayat and Abdullah Al-Mana
- The current state of Muslim-friendly tourism policies in non-Islamic countries: an exploratory study of Korea's approach pp. 65-81

- Ikran Eum
Volume 2, issue 3, 2017
- The influence of transnationality on consumers boycotting behaviour pp. 171-179

- Omar Al Serhan
- Brand management in religious markets: the brand personality dimensionality of Islamic professional sports pp. 180-199

- Ali Homaid Al-Hajla
- Determinants of online purchase intention: a study of Emirati consumers pp. 200-214

- Bikramjit Rishi and Abdul Hadi M. Al Khasawneh
- Muslim service quality dimensions in the tourism and hospitality industry: construct development and measurement validation pp. 215-231

- Riyad Eid and Ali Ahmed Abdelkader
- Comparative analysis of Islamic quality standard hotels in Malaysia and Indonesia pp. 232-246

- Nor'Ain Othman, Vanessa Gaffar and Heri Puspito Diyah Setiyorini
- Pedagogical reflections on Islamic marketing education in business schools: a sample outline pp. 247-254

- Noha El-Bassiouny
Volume 2, issue 2, 2017
- The role of packaging and labelling in determining 'halalness': an exploratory study of Muslims in two countries pp. 85-99

- Ghazala Khan and Faiza Khan
- Islamic banks board independence and its relation to performance in GCC countries pp. 100-121

- Mariam Khalil AlQanea and Allam Mohammed Mousa Hamdan
- Islamic banks stock market valuation: evidence from Saudi Arabia pp. 122-133

- Mohamed Fawzy Omran
- Measuring the impact of marketing capability and market control beliefs on marketing strategy intention: a study on travel and tour agents in Malaysia pp. 134-155

- Ahasanul Haque, Faruk Ahmed, Abdullah Mamun Al-Sarwar and Ali Shafiq
- Marketing to the educated Muslim woman pp. 156-169

- Nauar Kuswadi, Ameena Jaafar and Nurhafihz Noor
Volume 2, issue 1, 2017
- Islamic values and materialistic consumption culture: an exploratory study pp. 1-14

- Tarek Belhadj and Kamel Merdaoui
- Self-efficacy and entrepreneur's capabilities: effects on the performance of Palestinian women-led firms pp. 15-36

- Abeer Istanbuli
- A study of German consumers' perception of Islamic banking pp. 37-64

- Ahmed Beloucif, Tahar Boukhobza and Levke Baumruck-Lawrenz
- Islamic advertising in Nigeria: an assessment pp. 65-84

- Shafiu Abdullahi
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