About the Journal
JIJS prioritizes research that offers theoretical and methodological contributions to the development of Islamic judicial studies, including examinations of judicial practices, dispute-resolution innovations, procedural law reforms, analyses of religious court decisions, and the dynamics of legal pluralism within Muslim societies.
The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:
- Procedural law in religious courts
- Judicial reasoning in court decisions
- Judgment studies in Islamic family courts
- Methods of Islamic legal interpretation in judicial practice
- Dispute resolution in Islamic family matters
- Socio-legal studies of Islamic judicial practices
- Comparative studies of Islamic courts across countries
- Reform of religious courts and policy innovations
- Legal pluralism and the interaction among state law, Islamic law, and customary law
- Empirical analyses of Islamic judicial practices
JIJS is committed to upholding academic publication ethics, implementing a rigorous peer-review process, and continuously improving the journal’s quality to achieve national and international recognition. By providing a platform for scholarly dialogue among academics, judicial practitioners, and policymakers, JIJS aims to become a leading reference in the advancement of Islamic judicial studies in Indonesia and internationally.
