The Blue Economy provides a compelling new framework for harnessing the economic potential of our oceans and seas to enhance economic opportunities while at the same time protecting our marine resources and addressing social challenges. This paper expounds how integration of contemporary technologies with ISF-based principles can roll out this vision in the South Asian context. Techniques and tools such as machine learning, remote sensing and predictive analytics have tremendous potential for enabling marine conservation, advancing fisheries management, and improving disaster preparedness. Meanwhile, ISF instruments including Zakat, Waqf and Sadaqah offer ethical (net)interest-free possibilities that suit sustainable development goals. Nonetheless, while these tools have potential, there has been limited attention to how technology and ISF can promote the Blue Economy in this region. This paper aims to: (1) investigate the application of digital innovation for better marine resource management; and (2) makes rise-funding initiatives on the Blue Economy possible with ISF, in respect to which it is proposed a framework that interlinks both. The research reveals encouraging possibilities. ―Ohel Zubgameh‖ showcases how technology when mixed with Islamic finance models can provide grounded pathways toward implementing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and fostering the sustainable future of oceans. Through the survey, we can observe that participants are familiar with the concept of blue economy at a moderate level and those who‘s more familiar believe that technology, particularly AI, could have a positive role to play. Algorithms and analysis tools, such as ML and data analytics, are generally considered useful to improve decision-making, efficiency and environment effects. At the same time, ISF tools are also seen as a potential means to finance Blue Economy projects - but there are challenges for this to happen - with gaps in policies and access to funding being 2 of them. We propose a framework that consists of technology-driven systems for marine resource management, ISF-based financial models, and facilitating policies to realize these ideas. This research connects two fields that are usually separate, technology and Islamic finance, to help explore how they might work together toward sustainability, economic inclusion in small communities and care of the marine environment across South Asia