Focus

HAKIKI: Jurnal Integrasi dan Studi Islam primarily focuses on the advancement of Islamic Studies through the publication of research findings, academic studies, conceptual discussions, and scholarly analyses. Islamic Studies constitutes the journal’s core, approached through both classical and contemporary perspectives as well as through dialogue with other disciplines.

The journal is multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary, with a strong emphasis on knowledge integration. Priority is given to manuscripts that advance Islamic Studies or integrate Islamic Studies with education and science. Manuscripts from other disciplines may be considered when they demonstrate substantive relevance, an analytical framework, or a clear contribution to Islamic Studies.

Scope

The scope of HAKIKI: Jurnal Integrasi dan Studi Islam includes, but is not limited to:

• Qur’anic and Hadith Studies, tafsir, Qur’anic sciences, and Hadith sciences
• Islamic thought, theology, Islamic philosophy, Sufism, and Islamic ethics
• Islamic law, fiqh, usul al-fiqh, maqasid al-shariah, and contemporary legal-religious issues
• Islamic history and civilization, da‘wah, Islamic communication, and Muslim societies and cultures
• Islamic education and the integration of Islamic Studies with educational sciences, curriculum, pedagogy, and learning technologies
• Integration of Islam and science, including natural sciences, technology, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and innovation from Islamic perspectives
• Islamic economics, Islamic finance, business, management, entrepreneurship, Islamic philanthropy, and the halal industry
• Social sciences and humanities with substantive relevance to Islam, Muslims, or Muslim societies
• Health, environment, sustainability, halal tourism, Hajj and Umrah, and other applied issues examined from Islamic perspectives
• Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies connecting Islamic Studies with education, science, technology, economics, social sciences and humanities, or other fields
• Other relevant scholarly themes that make a clear contribution to the advancement of Islamic Studies and knowledge integration

Types of Articles Accepted

HAKIKI: Jurnal Integrasi dan Studi Islam accepts various types of scholarly articles, including:

• Empirical research articles in Islamic Studies and contemporary Islamic issues
• Conceptual and theoretical articles on Islam and Muslim societies
• Literature reviews, systematic reviews, and state-of-the-art studies in Islamic scholarship
• Articles integrating education, pedagogy, curriculum, or learning technologies with Islamic Studies
• Articles integrating science, technology, health, environment, or innovation with Islamic Studies
• Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary articles centered on Islamic Studies
• Articles addressing contemporary phenomena and issues through Islamic perspectives or their contribution to Islamic Studies

Each manuscript must have a clear academic foundation, a defensible methodology or analytical framework, relevant references, and an explicit relationship with the journal’s focus on Islamic Studies and knowledge integration.

Target Readers

HAKIKI: Jurnal Integrasi dan Studi Islam is intended for:

• Lecturers, academics, and scholars in Islamic Studies
• Researchers in Islamic fields as well as interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary researchers
• Undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students working on Islam and knowledge integration
• Practitioners in Islamic education, religious institutions, Islamic economics and finance, the halal industry, and related fields
• Education managers, socio-religious organizations, and professionals working on issues related to Muslim societies
• Scientists, educators, and policymakers developing the integration of Islam, education, science, technology, and sustainable development
• General readers interested in Islamic Studies and multidisciplinary scholarship grounded in Islamic perspectives.