Abstract
Economic activity in 2019–2020 were heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic sickness. The effect of COVID-19 on investments made on Islamic financial markets, however, has not been studied in research. The primary focus of this study will be on the connection between the Covid-19 movement and the Islamic financial market industry. In the quantitative method, canonical correlation analysis was used. Samples were collected from March 3 through August. The movement of the Jakarta Islamic Index and the Covid-19 Movement variable are used to examine Sharia Mutual Funds and Sukuk. The results show that neither of the two dependent variables—the Jakarta Islamic Index nor Sukuk—is significantly impacted by the movement of Covid-19. But, there is one factor on which Islamic mutual funds have a positive and significant influence.
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