Dirasat al-Islamiyat: International Journal for Islamic Studies

About the Journal

Welcome to Dirasat al-Islamiyat: International Journal for Islamic Studies

Dirasat al-Islamiyat: International Journal for Islamic Studies stands as a premier, peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the rigorous exploration and global dissemination of high-quality research within the field of Islamic Studies. As an intellectual hub, the journal provides a vital platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners worldwide to engage in critical discourse, bridging the gap between classical Islamic foundations and the complex challenges of the modern era.

Our journal is built upon an interdisciplinary approach that seeks to understand Islam in its broadest social, political, and philosophical contexts. We are deeply committed to fostering academic excellence across a wide spectrum of research, including the core Islamic sciences of Quranic and Hadith studies, theology, and Tasawuf. Beyond traditional fields, we actively explore the intersection of Islam with modern governance, digital innovation, educational management, and contemporary economics. Our scope further extends to the humanities, covering Islamic history, manuscript preservation, social anthropology, and the evolving landscape of information literacy and library science in the Muslim world. 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 Governance and Politics: 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.

Maintaining the highest standards of academic integrity is central to our mission. Every manuscript submitted to Dirasat al-Islamiyat undergoes a rigorous Double-Blind Peer Review process, evaluated by at least two experts in the relevant field to ensure objectivity and profound scholarly quality.

We are firm believers in the democratization of knowledge. As an Open Access publication, all of our content is freely available to global readers and institutions without subscription barriers, facilitating a more inclusive exchange of ideas. Published bi-annually, we welcome original contributions in both English and Indonesian, with a strong recommendation for English submissions to enhance international reach and global citation impact. We invite you to join us in this ongoing scholarly conversation as we contribute to the advancement of Islamic knowledge for the benefit of societies everywhere.