Archives
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Vol. 11 No. 1 (2026)
This issue offers an insightful collection of studies on applying hadith methodology to modern societal and scientific dynamics. It highlights the use of hadith verification methods as a critical framework against post-truth and hoax phenomena on social media, alongside local living hadith receptions such as moral solidarity in orphan almsgiving practices. The articles cover interdisciplinary inquiries—including scientific perspectives on light exposure and sleep quality—as well as critical discussions on the finality and formalization of hadith science and the algorithmic authority shaping youth piety in Indonesia. Together, these contributions highlight the dynamic relevance of prophetic traditions in confronting contemporary digital and scientific discourses.
Geographical Coverage: Indonesia, Egypt, and Jordan
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Vol. 10 No. 2 (2025)
This edition explores a diverse range of contemporary topics in hadith studies, spanning from the methodological gap between emic and etic paradigms and integrative scientific approaches to digital hadith reception on social media. It also examines critical discourses, including the liberal-rejectionist approach, the Prophet's pedagogical model in modern educational media, scientific approaches to interpreting hadith, and psychological analyses of digital religious narratives. Collectively, these studies offer a comprehensive perspective on how hadith tradition intersects with modern digital culture, methodology, and intellectual discourse.
Geographical Coverage: Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt
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Vol. 10 No. 1 (2025)
This edition presents an in-depth study on the actualization of the values of hadith, as traditionally taught and exemplified by the Prophet, with a specific focus on the dimension of education. Furthermore, primary emphasis is assigned to discourses concerning interfaith humanism, marginalization, and misogynistic issues within the hadith corpus. The diverse analyses compiled in this issue collectively underscore the pressing necessity for the tangible implementation and actualization of these values in response to contemporary societal challenges.
Geographical Coverage: Indonesia and Malaysia
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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2024)
This edition presents a complex contemporary landscape and overarching challenge that is reflected in a spectrum of specialized inquiries: the pertinence of thematic Hadith studies on al-ardh to modern land eco-theological dilemmas, the synthesis of Ibn Hajar al-Asqalānī's jurisprudential reasoning on khitan and problematic ḍaʿīf Hadith through Ibn Hajar's nuanced principles in Bulūgh al-Marām, the application of the hadith-based tenets to parenting methodologies and child development, socially mediated interpretations of Hadith concerning bidʿ'ah, and the operationalization of Prophetic mandates on deliberation (shūrā) within communal economic ventures such as catfish farming.
Geographical Coverage: Indonesia and Singapore
