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ejif-11175	Franciosi, Laura Maria	Islamic Finance and Sustainable Development: Key Ethical Features and Proactive Initiatives Promoting Financial Inclusion: Islamic Finance and Sustainable Development	2025	18	.pdf	application/pdf	12898	585	42	Accordingly, the article analyses, from the comparative law perspective, the context of two Asian countries, Malaysia and Indonesia, that are pivotal markets for developing Islamic financial instruments and that of Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting the potentialities of Islamic finance to foster sustainable development (in particular, SDG-01 No Poverty; SDG-05 Gender Equality; SDG-08 Decent Work and Economic Growth; SDG-09 Industry Innovation and Infrastructure; SDG-10 Reduced Inequalities; SDG-11 Sustainable Cities and Communities). In particular, it is believed that the most used instrument in sustainable Islamic finance is the sukuk.	cache/ejif-11175.pdf	txt/ejif-11175.txt