PROPHETIK: The Journal of Islamic Studies focuses on publishing research articles, conceptual papers, and critical reflections in both classical and contemporary Islamic studies. Its scope includes Qur’anic and Hadith studies, Islamic thought, Islamic education, Sharia and Islamic law, Sufism and ethics, Islamic history and civilization, as well as Islamic economics and finance. In addition, the journal also accommodates interdisciplinary issues such as gender studies in Islam, religious moderation, and the interaction of Islam with modern technological developments. With this scope, the journal aims to serve as an academic platform that bridges the intellectual traditions of Islam with contemporary challenges, while contributing to the advancement of knowledge and the practical development of Muslim society.
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