Focus and Scope

Moeslim Studies focuses on scholarly works that examine Islam and Muslim-related issues from diverse academic perspectives. The journal is dedicated to publishing original research articles that explore Islamic themes in their theological, social, cultural, political, economic, and historical dimensions. It particularly encourages interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies that situate Islam within lived realities and contemporary contexts.

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

• Islamic studies and contemporary Islamic thought
• Muslim societies and social change
• Islam and culture, local traditions, and identity
• Islam, politics, governance, and public policy
• Islamic law, ethics, and legal pluralism
• Islam and education, pedagogy, and knowledge transmission
• Gender, family, and social relations in Muslim contexts
• Islam and economy, development, and social justice
• Media, digital Islam, and religious communication
• Islam and global issues, including migration, environment, and transnational networks

Moeslim Studies welcomes empirical, theoretical, and critical contributions that enhance inclusive, contextual, and dialogical understandings of Islam and Muslim experiences at local, regional, and global levels.