Focus and Scope

Scope and Topics

Reflecting its mandate to examine the interconnected pillars of Islamic education, law, and financial governance, the journal welcomes high-quality original research articles, systematic literature reviews, comparative legal analyses, and empirical studies within the following thematic areas:

Islamic Learning, Pedagogy & Institutional Governance: Modernization of Islamic educational curricula, higher education administration in the Muslim world, character development (Tarbiyah), digital Islamic learning technologies, and classical Islamic intellectual history.

Islamic Law, Jurisprudence & Sharia Governance: Contemporary application of Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh, legal maxims (Qawa'id Fiqhiyyah), comparative legal systems, human rights in Islamic law, constitutionalism, and Fatwa methodology in modern contexts.

Islamic Banking, Capital Markets & Financial Contracts: Mechanics of Sharia-compliant banking, Sukuk structures, Takaful governance, Islamic capital market instruments, financial risk mitigation, and legal documentation of Muamalat.

Social Finance, Philanthropy & Wealth Management: Institutional management and optimization of Zakat, Infaq, Sadaqah, and Waqf (cash and asset endowments), microfinance, poverty alleviation models, and social impact investment.

Ethical Economy, Halal Markets & FinTech Innovations: Regulatory frameworks for the global Halal industry, corporate governance, consumer protection, blockchain applications in Waqf/Zakat, and AI ethics within Islamic financial law.