Synopsis and Terms

Journal Description

 

Jurnal Kajian Islam Modern is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Sahid Bogor Islamic Institute. The journal publishes original research articles and scholarly studies that focus on contemporary and modern Islamic studies. It aims to disseminate scientific works that critically examine Islamic thought, practices, and institutions in response to social, economic, educational, and communication challenges in modern society. The journal prioritizes analytical and theory-based studies that contribute to the development of Islamic scholarship at the national and international levels.

Focus and Scope

Jurnal Kajian Islam Modern focuses on modern and contemporary Islamic studies using interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches. The journal accepts manuscripts that present original research, critical analysis, and scholarly discussion grounded in Islamic perspectives and relevant theoretical frameworks.

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

  1. Modern and Contemporary Islamic Thought

  2. Islamic Economics and Islamic Finance (including Sharia Banking and Financial Institutions)

  3. Sharia Management and Sharia Business

  4. Islamic Education in Modern Contexts

  5. Islamic Communication, Da‘wah, and Media Studies

  6. Islamic Law (Fiqh) and Its Contemporary Applications

  7. Socio-Religious Studies of Muslim Society

Manuscripts that are purely descriptive, lack theoretical grounding, or are not directly related to Islamic studies in modern contexts will not be considered for publication.

History of the Journal

The Jurnal Kajian Islam Modern  has been published in both print and online versions since 2022. The journal is issued four times a year, in March, June, September, and December, and is published by the Sahid Bogor Islamic Institute.

Privacy Statement

The editorial team of the Jurnal Kajian Islam Modern  ensures that all information related to submitted manuscripts is kept confidential. Manuscripts are disclosed only to authors, reviewers, editors, and the publisher as necessary for the editorial and peer-review process.