ISAR – Islamic Studies and Applied Research
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Journal: https://isar.research.co.id
About the Journal
ISAR – Islamic Studies and Applied Research is a scholarly journal that publishes interdisciplinary and applied research in Islamic studies, Islamic education, Islamic economics, Islamic law, Islamic communication, Islamic civilization, religious moderation, and Muslim society. The journal provides an academic platform for researchers, lecturers, practitioners, and postgraduate students who examine Islamic thought and practice in contemporary social, educational, legal, economic, cultural, and institutional contexts. ISAR emphasizes research that connects Islamic scholarship with applied societal relevance. The journal welcomes empirical studies, textual analyses, conceptual papers, policy studies, historical research, and interdisciplinary manuscripts that contribute to Islamic knowledge and public life.
Aims and Scope
ISAR aims to advance Islamic studies through scholarly research that is theoretically grounded, contextually relevant, and practically meaningful. The journal welcomes studies on Islamic education, Qur’anic and Hadith studies, Islamic law, Islamic economics and finance, halal studies, Islamic communication, dakwah, Islamic psychology, religious moderation, Muslim communities, Islamic institutions, Islamic civilization, and contemporary Islamic thought. Its scope includes normative, empirical, historical, sociological, educational, economic, and policy-oriented approaches. ISAR particularly values manuscripts that examine how Islamic principles, institutions, and practices respond to contemporary challenges in education, economy, society, governance, technology, and interreligious life.
Topic Covered
Topics covered by ISAR include Islamic education, Qur’anic studies, Hadith studies, Islamic law, Islamic economics, Islamic finance, halal studies, dakwah, Islamic communication, Islamic psychology, religious moderation, Islamic civilization, Muslim society, Islamic institutions, Islamic ethics, Islamic philanthropy, pesantren studies, Islamic social thought, Islamic governance, and contemporary Islamic issues.
Call for Papers
ISAR invites scholars, lecturers, researchers, Islamic education practitioners, policymakers, and postgraduate students to submit original manuscripts in Islamic studies and applied religious research. The journal welcomes empirical studies, conceptual papers, textual analyses, historical studies, policy research, and interdisciplinary manuscripts. Submissions should demonstrate clear scholarly contribution, methodological appropriateness, contextual relevance, and practical implications for Islamic education, society, economy, law, communication, or institutional development. ISAR particularly encourages papers addressing religious moderation, halal ecosystems, Islamic economics, Islamic education reform, Muslim youth, digital dakwah, Islamic governance, and contemporary challenges facing Muslim communities.
Conference
ISAR welcomes collaboration with conferences, seminars, and symposiums in Islamic studies, Islamic education, Islamic economics, religious moderation, halal studies, and Muslim society. Selected conference papers may be considered for journal publication after editorial screening and peer review. Conference themes may include Islamic knowledge in contemporary society, Islamic education transformation, halal industry development, Islamic communication, Islamic law and governance, Islamic economics, and interreligious harmony. Through conference collaboration, ISAR seeks to strengthen scholarly exchange among Islamic studies scholars, educators, practitioners, policymakers, and religious institutions, while encouraging applied Islamic research with social and academic significance.
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