I am a PhD candidate in Islamic Economics and Finance at Sakarya University, Turkey, with a strong academic background in Accounting and Finance. my research interests lie at the intersection of Islamic finance, development economics, and financial markets, with a focus on the role of foreign aid in economic growth, consumer behavior, and the dynamics of financial institutions in Ethiopia. my previous work explores topics such as bank liquidity, insurance demand, private investment determinants, and the effectiveness of internal audits in Ethiopian banks, combining quantitative and qualitative analysis to address key financial challenges in developing economies. In addition to my academic pursuits, I am committed to advancing the field of Islamic economics through his teaching and research. I had published several articles in international journals and has contributed to the development of Islamic finance education through training and workshops. my expertise spans Islamic banking, interest-free financial systems, and the practical application of Islamic principles in modern financial practices. As a lecturer and department head, I am dedicated to mentoring the next generation of scholars while continuing to bridge the gap between theory and practice in the field of Islamic economics and finance.