About the Journal

Focus and Scope
Islamologi: Journal of Islamic Studies is a scholarly journal focusing on interdisciplinary Islamic studies in both classical and contemporary contexts. The journal aims to serve as an academic platform for researchers, lecturers, and practitioners in the field of Islamic studies to publish original research findings and critical reflections.

The scope of this journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

• Qur’an and Hadith Studies: Interpretation, tafsir and syarah methodologies, thematic studies, and contextual approaches.

• Islamic Thought and Philosophy: Theology, kalam, Islamic philosophy, Sufism, as well as dynamics of modern and contemporary Islamic thought.

• Islamic Law and Fatwa: Classical and contemporary fiqh, ushul fiqh, maqashid al-shariah, and Islamic law in a global society.

• Islamic Social and Cultural Studies: Muslim ethnography, local Islamic traditions, religious practices, and gender dynamics within Muslim communities.

• Islamic History and Civilization: History of Islamic thought, figures, institutions, and Islam’s influence on world civilization.

• Islamic Economics: Sharia finance, zakat, waqf, Islamic microeconomics, and Islamic business ethics.

• Islamic Education: Curriculum, teaching methods, pesantren and madrasa education, and reforms in Islamic education.

• Islamic Da’wah and Communication: Classical and digital da’wah strategies, religious communication, and cross-cultural da’wah.

• Global and Transnational Islamic Studies: Transnational Islamic movements, Muslim diaspora, and studies of Islam in a global context.

Islamologi: Journal of Islamic Studies accepts articles in Indonesian, Arabic, and English, both empirical and theoretical, which have not been previously published in other journals.