Focus and Scope
JUS SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Islamic Law focuses on publishing high-quality scholarly articles that address critical issues in the fields of law and Islamic law. The journal seeks to bridge traditional legal perspectives with contemporary challenges, providing a platform for interdisciplinary research and innovative legal thought.
The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:
- Islamic Law (Sharia):
- Principles and applications of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh).
- Analysis of classical and contemporary Sharia interpretations.
- Legal reform in Muslim-majority countries.
- Comparative Law:
- Comparative studies of Islamic and conventional legal systems.
- Intersections between Islamic law and international law.
- Philosophy of Law:
- Islamic perspectives on the philosophy of law.
- Ethical and moral dimensions of legal thought.
- Human Rights and Justice:
- Islamic viewpoints on human rights and social justice.
- Legal protections for vulnerable groups in Islamic law.
- Economic and Financial Law:
- Islamic banking, finance, and economic policies.
- Legal frameworks for Halal industries and Zakat.
- Family and Inheritance Law:
- Issues surrounding marriage, divorce, and custody in Islamic contexts.
- Laws of inheritance in Sharia and their practical applications.
- Criminal and Civil Law:
- Criminal justice in Islamic law.
- Civil disputes and contract law under Islamic legal traditions.
- Environmental Law:
- Islamic principles on environmental preservation and sustainability.
- Modern Legal Challenges:
- Integration of Islamic law in pluralistic societies.
- Responses of Islamic law to emerging issues, such as technology and globalization.
This journal invites contributions from academics, researchers, legal practitioners, and policymakers worldwide to foster a comprehensive understanding of law and Islamic law in diverse contexts