This study aims to map bibliometric information related to the topic
of Islamic relations and development, critically classify topics related to Islam's
position in development, and the instruments that Islam offers for the
development agenda. To that end, the study used a bibliometric approach and
analyzed 273 articles from the Scopus database. To top it off, the study also used
a systematic literature review (SLR) method to classify issues in 54 articles
related to Islam and development. The findings of this study confirm that the
topic of Islam and development in international journals showed an increase in
the period 2012-2016, and the studies of Timur Kuran and Hossein Askari
showed a reasonably high impact on the development of studies related to Islam
and development.
Keywords: Development; Islam; Islamic economics; growth; zakat; waqf;
economic decline.