Focus and Scope
Muqqadimah Journal of Islamic Studies serves as an academic platform for the publication of research and scholarly works across diverse disciplines. The journal is published quarterly, in March, June, September, and December, with a particular focus on:
Education
The journal includes studies on theory, practice, and policy in Islamic education, both formal and non-formal. This encompasses discussions on curriculum, pedagogy, educational evaluation, and the transformation of education in the modern context, as well as the contribution of Islamic education to societal development.
Politics
The journal analyzes the relationship between Islam and politics at local, national, and global levels. It invites articles that explore the role of Islam in political processes, public policy, Islamic political parties, and the dynamics of power and governance influenced by Islamic values.
Qur'anic and Hadith Studies
This section delves into the study of the Qur'an and Hadith texts, including classical and contemporary interpretations, tafsir methodologies, thematic studies, and the relevance of these sacred texts' teachings to modern social, political, and cultural issues.
Socio-Cultural
Research in this scope focuses on the role of Islam in the social and cultural dynamics of society, including studies on identity, values, traditions, and social change within Muslim communities. This also includes analysis of the interaction between Islam and local cultures, globalization, and their impact on social and cultural development within Muslim communities.
Islamic Communication
The journal also emphasizes the study of Islamic communication, exploring how Islamic principles and ethics shape the communication practices within Muslim communities. This includes analysis of Islamic communication in various contexts such as media, da'wah (Islamic preaching), interpersonal communication, and digital communication. Studies may address how Islamic values influence communication strategies, the role of communication in spreading Islamic knowledge, and the challenges and opportunities of communication in the digital age for Muslim societies.
With this focus and scope, Muqqadimah Journal of Islamic Studies aims to provide a medium for academics and researchers to contribute to the development of knowledge related to Islam and Muslim societies across various dimensions.