This issue of El-Kahfi: Journal of Islamic Economics (Vol. 06, No. 02) presents a number of articles exploring critical developments in Islamic finance, investment strategies, education, digital philanthropy, and social empowerment. The contributions examine how Sharia-compliant investments navigate global uncertainty, the role of BSI Laku Pandai agents in expanding financial inclusion, and the transformative impact of outcome-based English learning for Islamic economics students. Further studies highlight the influence of financial literacy, fintech, and risk perception on investment decisions, analyze public trust in digital zakat adoption, and propose innovative approaches to optimizing infak funds for improving nutrition among marginalized communities. Together, these articles offer valuable theoretical insights and practical solutions that advance contemporary Islamic economic thought and practice.