Ascarya Solution was established with the realization that the digital age is advancing faster than society's ability to ethically understand or legally respond to its consequences. As technologies expand their reach into every aspect of life—from finance and governance to education and identity—they carry embedded assumptions that shape how power operates, how values are interpreted, and how communities are impacted. We believe that meaningful intervention requires more than reactive policy or technical fixes. It demands a deliberate effort to develop ethical frameworks, legal literacy, and socially grounded approaches to digital systems that are transforming what it means to be human.
This initiative grows from a desire to engage with complexity rather than avoid it. We draw from Islamic ethical traditions, legal pluralism, and sustainability thinking to propose paths forward that do not sacrifice justice in the pursuit of innovation. Our work centers research, dialogue, and design that reflect a commitment to safeguarding human dignity, advancing epistemic justice, and aligning digital development with the broader goals of social well-being. Through this platform, we offer space for reflection, collaboration, and grounded imagination—where law, ethics, and technology are not abstract ideals, but tools for building a future that serves and protects humanity.
We nurture awareness so people can reclaim their humanity in a world shaped by algorithms. Our compass is ethics, not data.
We cultivate growth through knowledge, empathy, and justice — responding to crises like climate change with care and clarity.
We turn ethics into action — through education, publishing, and partnership — to safeguard human dignity and the planet.
Soleh is a lecturer and researcher specializing in Islamic economic law and the ethical dimensions of AI in legal reasoning. His work explores how artificial intelligence intersects with Islamic jurisprudence, fatwa development, and Shariah compliance. He contributes to the design of digital governance models rooted in maqāṣid al-sharīʿa, particularly in the regulation of online fatwas, halal certification systems, and risk management in Islamic finance.
Islamic History of Ideas & Islamic (Neo-)Fundamentalism
Rüdiger is a professorial research fellow at the Research Centre Religion and Transformation in Contemporary Society at the University of Vienna. His research focuses on the Islamic history of ideas, the Islamic and Arabic world online, Indonesian Islam, and global history. He has written extensively on Islamic (neo-)fundamentalism—especially jihadism and Salafism—and also works on Sufism, Iranian garden history, and Islamic law.
Arabic Education & Islamic Publishing
Kisno is a lecturer and researcher specializing in Arabic language education, Arabic morpho-syntax, and digital pedagogy. He is also the founder of Publica Books, a publishing initiative advancing research in Islamic studies, language education, and cultural discourse. His work integrates AI tools and online platforms to innovate Arabic teaching in diverse educational settings.
Anjar is a legal scholar and educator with expertise in Islamic business law and digital regulation. She works on the implementation of public policy and legal education. Her current research focuses on state–society legal dynamics, taxation policy, and the transformation of legal culture in the context of digital economic systems. She actively contributes to community-based research and sustainability-focused law reform.