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Target Readership
The journal is intended for:
- scholars and researchers in Islamic studies;
- university lecturers;
- researchers in humanities and social sciences;
- researchers in Islamic education;
- researchers in Islamic law;
- researchers in Islamic economics and finance;
- historians and philosophers;
- sociologists and anthropologists of religion;
- postgraduate students;
- religious studies scholars;
- policymakers;
- Islamic education practitioners;
- religious and cultural institutions; and
- readers interested in interdisciplinary Islamic scholarship.
The journal seeks to facilitate academic communication across disciplines and encourage constructive scholarly dialogue concerning Islam and contemporary Muslim societies.