Profetik: Jurnal Komunikasi publishes high-quality scholarly works in the field of communication and media studies with a distinctive emphasis on Islamic Media Studies and Prophetic Communication. The journal aims to advance theoretical, methodological, and empirical research that examines how communication practices shape and are shaped by religious values, social change, digital culture, and contemporary media systems.

The journal welcomes contributions that employ social-scientific, humanistic, or interdisciplinary approaches related to:

• Islamic media studies and religion–media relations

• Prophetic communication and value-based communication models

• Mass communication, digital media, and emerging communication technologies

• Media literacy, journalism studies, and news discourse analysis

• Advertising, strategic communication, and public relations

• Political communication, civic engagement, and digital public spheres

We particularly encourage research that integrates Islamic perspectives with modern communication theories, proposes conceptual innovations, or provides critical analyses of media practices in Muslim societies globally. Comparative, cross-cultural, and multi-method studies are also welcomed.