Focus and Scope

AT-TAHQIQ: Jurnal Kajian dan Inovasi Pendidikan Islam is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the publication of high-quality scholarly works addressing Islamic education, Islamic studies, and interdisciplinary research related to the development of Islamic thought, institutions, and practices. The journal provides a platform for researchers, academics, educators, practitioners, and policymakers to disseminate theoretical, empirical, conceptual, and innovative studies that contribute to the advancement of Islamic scholarship at local, national, and international levels.

The journal welcomes original research articles, literature reviews, conceptual papers, and innovative scholarly contributions that explore contemporary issues, theoretical developments, practical applications, and emerging challenges in Islamic education and related disciplines.

The scope of AT-TAHQIQ includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

1. Islamic Education
Islamic education philosophy, Islamic pedagogy, curriculum development, teaching and learning methods, instructional design, Islamic educational psychology, character and moral education, teacher education, educational assessment, educational leadership and management, Islamic educational institutions, pesantren education, madrasah education, and contemporary issues in Islamic education.

2. Educational Technology and Innovation
Digital Islamic learning, educational technology for Islamic education, artificial intelligence in Islamic learning, digital learning media, e-learning, mobile learning, technology-enhanced instruction, innovative learning models, digital literacy, and the integration of technology and Islamic values in educational practices.

3. Islamic Law and Legal Studies
Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), principles of Islamic jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh), Islamic legal thought, comparative Islamic law, family law, Islamic civil and criminal law, Islamic legal institutions, contemporary fatwas, maqasid al-shariah, Islamic law and human rights, Islamic law and social change, and the application of Islamic legal principles in contemporary society.

4. Islamic Economics, Finance, and Business
Islamic economics, Islamic banking, sharia-compliant finance, Islamic insurance (takaful), Islamic capital markets, zakat and waqf management, Islamic philanthropy, halal industries, Islamic entrepreneurship, Islamic business ethics, sharia-based cooperatives, Islamic microfinance, and contemporary developments in the Islamic economic system.

5. Qur’anic and Hadith Studies
Qur’anic studies, Qur’anic exegesis (tafsir), Hadith studies, Hadith interpretation, Ulum al-Qur’an, Ulum al-Hadith, Qur’anic and Hadith hermeneutics, contextual interpretation of Islamic texts, and the application of Qur’anic and Prophetic teachings to contemporary educational, social, legal, and ethical issues.

6. Islamic Theology, Philosophy, and Thought
Islamic theology (kalam), Islamic philosophy, Islamic intellectual traditions, Islamic ethics, Islamic spirituality, Sufism (tasawuf), Islamic reform movements, contemporary Muslim thought, interreligious dialogue, religious moderation, and the relationship between Islam, science, philosophy, and modernity.

7. Islamic History, Culture, and Civilization
Islamic history, Islamic civilization, Islamic intellectual history, the history of Islamic education, Muslim societies and cultures, Islamic heritage, local Islamic traditions, Islam and local wisdom, Islam in Southeast Asia, and the historical development of Islamic institutions and scholarship.

8. Islamic Sociology, Anthropology, and Society
Islam and society, sociology of religion, anthropology of Islam, Muslim communities, Islamic social institutions, religion and social change, Islam and gender, family and community development, Islamic social movements, religious diversity, multiculturalism, and the role of Islamic values in addressing contemporary social challenges.

9. Islamic Communication, Da’wah, and Media
Islamic communication, da’wah studies, digital da’wah, Islamic journalism, Islamic broadcasting, social media and religious discourse, Islamic public communication, contemporary da’wah strategies, religious literacy, and the use of digital media in disseminating Islamic knowledge and values.

10. Islamic Politics, Governance, and Public Policy
Islamic political thought, Islam and democracy, Islamic governance, public policy and Islamic values, Islamic political institutions, leadership in Islam, Islam and citizenship, political ethics, religious moderation, and the relationship between Islamic principles, state institutions, and public life.

11. Islamic Psychology, Ethics, and Human Development
Islamic psychology, spirituality and mental well-being, Islamic counseling, moral development, Islamic character formation, family counseling, human development from an Islamic perspective, Islamic ethical frameworks, and the application of Islamic principles to individual and community well-being.

12. Islamic Philanthropy, Social Welfare, and Community Development
Zakat, waqf, infaq and sadaqah, Islamic social finance, Islamic charitable institutions, community empowerment, poverty alleviation, social justice, sustainable development, Islamic social entrepreneurship, and community service initiatives grounded in Islamic values.

13. Halal Studies and Contemporary Islamic Issues
Halal studies, halal certification and governance, halal food and consumer behavior, halal tourism, Islamic lifestyle, contemporary religious practices, bioethics and Islamic perspectives, environmental ethics in Islam, sustainability, Islamic responses to globalization, and emerging issues at the intersection of Islam, society, science, and technology.

14. Interdisciplinary and Comparative Islamic Studies
Interdisciplinary research connecting Islamic education and other fields of knowledge, comparative studies of Islamic institutions and traditions, Islam and contemporary sciences, Islam and environmental sustainability, Islam and technological transformation, Islamic perspectives on sustainable development, and innovative approaches to addressing contemporary challenges through Islamic scholarship.

AT-TAHQIQ welcomes diverse methodological approaches, including qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods, historical, philosophical, textual, comparative, and systematic review research. Submissions must demonstrate academic rigor, originality, clear relevance to the journal’s focus and scope, and a meaningful contribution to the development of Islamic scholarship and its practical applications.

The journal does not limit its contributions to a particular geographical region or school of thought. It encourages scholarly dialogue, methodological diversity, and interdisciplinary perspectives while maintaining respect for academic integrity, ethical research practices, and scholarly standards.