Focus and Scope

Aims and Scope

The journal aims to contribute to the international academic discourse on Islamic education by publishing high-quality research that connects Islamic educational thought and practice with contemporary educational developments. Its scope includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Islamic Education and Islamic Educational Thought
  2. Islamic Education Curriculum and Curriculum Innovation
  3. Islamic Pedagogy and Learning Design
  4. Religious Education and Religious Moderation
  5. Islamic Education in Higher Education
  6. Digital Transformation and Islamic Education
  7. Artificial Intelligence and Islamic Education
  8. Educational Technology and Digital Learning
  9. Multicultural and Inclusive Islamic Education
  10. Character and Moral Education
  11. Islamic Education Policy and Educational Governance
  12. Teacher Education and Professional Development
  13. Assessment and Evaluation in Islamic Education
  14. Educational Leadership and Management
  15. Islamic Educational Philosophy and Contemporary Educational Thought
  16. Gender, Diversity, and Social Justice in Islamic Education
  17. Islamic Education and Sustainable Development
  18. Comparative and International Perspectives on Islamic Education.

The journal encourages interdisciplinary, comparative, and international research that provides significant theoretical, methodological, or practical contributions to the development of Islamic education.