UIN Ar-Raniry research examines Sharia principles in Aceh

Various academic studies from Universitas Islam Negeri Ar-Raniry in Aceh, Indonesia, examine diverse social, economic, and religious applications of Islamic principles.

Economic research highlights the implementation of the Ijarah contract at Radens The Barbershop and the positive impact of unsecured loans provided by Koperasi Syariah Reuseuki Tamita Beureukat on member business growth. Additionally, an analysis of Baitul Mal Aceh's zakat distribution shows that the determination of recipients follows Sharia-compliant verification processes, though economic conditions are often used as a practical basis for selection.

Other studies focus on student well-being and infrastructure. One research project explores how the concept of Tauhid serves as a foundation for students managing mental illness, while another evaluates thermal comfort in the university's lecture halls, noting that high temperatures in Aceh often prevent rooms from meeting optimal comfort standards.