Dirasat al-Islamiyat: International Journal for Islamic Studies promotes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Islam and Muslim societies. The journal specifically welcomes high-quality research within the following concentrations:

Quranic and Hadith Studies
Textual analysis, hermeneutical methodologies, and Hadith criticism.

Islamic Thought
Research on Islamic moderation, theology (Kalam), and contemporary intellectual movements.

Islamic Philosophy
Historical and contemporary philosophical discourse, including ethics and logic in the Islamic tradition.

Islamic Education and Management
Innovation in curriculum, educational philosophy, and the management of Islamic educational institutions.

Islamic Law and Sharia
Contemporary jurisprudence (Fiqh), comparative law, and Islamic legal thought.

Islamic Politics and Governance
Public policy, elections, digital governance, government innovation, and regional autonomy within an Islamic framework.

Islamic History, Culture, and Manuscripts
Studies on Islamic civilization, historical archives, and the preservation of Islamic manuscripts.

Islamic Guidance and Counseling
Psychological and spiritual approaches to personal and social guidance.

Islamic Psychology
The intersection of Islamic principles with psychological theories and mental health.

Dakwah and Social Welfare
Methods of Islamic outreach and its impact on community development and social well-being.

Tasawuf and Tariqat
Research into Islamic mysticism, spiritual paths, and the practices of Sufi orders.

Islamic Social and Anthropology
Sociological and anthropological perspectives on Muslim communities and their cultural practices.

Islamic Information Literacy and Library Science
Management of Islamic information resources, digital libraries, and literacy in the Muslim world.