Journal of Al-Tamaddun
Scope & Guideline
Exploring the Depths of Islamic Civilization
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Islamic Studies:
The journal publishes research that intersects various disciplines such as history, sociology, political science, and religious studies, contributing to a nuanced understanding of Islamic civilization. - Cultural and Historical Analysis:
A significant focus is placed on the historical development of Islamic societies, cultural practices, and their impacts on contemporary issues. - Regional Focus on Southeast Asia:
The journal emphasizes studies that pertain to Southeast Asian Islamic history and culture, exploring local contexts and their global connections. - Contemporary Issues in Islam:
Research on modern challenges faced by Muslim communities, including Islamophobia, identity politics, and the role of Islam in governance and social justice. - Methodological Diversity:
The journal encourages diverse methodologies, including qualitative, quantitative, and critical approaches to enrich the academic discourse surrounding Islamic studies.
Trending and Emerging
- Islam and Identity Politics:
There is an increasing focus on how Islamic identity is constructed and perceived within multicultural societies, particularly in relation to Islamophobia and social integration. - Islam and Social Justice:
Research addressing the role of Islam in promoting social justice, rights, and ethical governance is becoming more prominent, reflecting current global movements for equality. - Interfaith Dialogue and Multiculturalism:
Emerging studies emphasize the importance of interfaith dialogues and multicultural interactions, particularly in regions experiencing religious pluralism. - Impact of Modern Technology on Islam:
The influence of digital media and technology on Islamic practices, education, and community engagement is gaining traction, highlighting the adaptation of Islam in the digital age. - Post-Colonial Studies in Islamic Contexts:
There is a noticeable increase in research exploring post-colonial themes and their implications for contemporary Islamic thought and practice, particularly in Southeast Asia.
Declining or Waning
- Classical Islamic Governance:
Topics related to classical governance models and their historical implications are less frequently addressed, indicating a possible shift towards contemporary governance issues. - Traditional Religious Practices:
There is a noticeable decrease in research focused solely on traditional religious practices, suggesting a broader interest in how these practices adapt to modern contexts. - Historical Narratives of Islamic Conquests:
The exploration of historical conquests and military campaigns in Islamic history is declining, possibly overshadowed by more pressing contemporary socio-political discussions. - Focus on Islamic Philosophy:
While still relevant, the emphasis on classical Islamic philosophy and its historical figures appears to be waning in favor of practical applications of Islamic teachings in modern society. - Cultural Heritage Studies:
Although cultural heritage remains important, specific studies on historical artifacts and their significance are becoming less prevalent, reflecting a shift towards thematic and contextual analyses.
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