Focus And Scope

Jurnal Moderasi: The Journal of Ushuluddin, Islamic Thought, and Muslim Society is a peer-reviewed academic journal that focuses on Living Islam, the dynamic, contextual, and lived expressions of Islamic beliefs, practices, and thought as they interact with various social, cultural, and intellectual realities. The journal provides a scholarly platform for interdisciplinary research that explores how Islam is understood, interpreted, and practiced in the modern world, bridging the gap between classical Islamic scholarship and contemporary social experience.

The journal welcomes original and high-quality scholarly works related to Living Islam, particularly within, but not limited to, the following thematic areas:

1. Islamic Theology and Philosophical Inquiry: engaging with classical and contemporary discourses in kalām, metaphysics, ethics, and the intellectual heritage of Islamic thought.
2. Qur’anic Studies and Interpretive Traditions: addressing linguistic, thematic, and contextual approaches to the Qur’an, as well as its evolving hermeneutical frameworks.
3. Hadith and Prophetic Traditions: exploring the transmission, interpretation, authority, and lived significance of hadith within Muslim societies.
4. Sociology of Islam and Religious Transformation: examining the social structures, institutions, and changing dynamics of Muslim religious life in diverse contexts.
5. Anthropology of Islamic Practices and Everyday Life: investigating rituals, symbols, and cultural expressions that shape the lived experiences of Muslim communities.
6. Comparative Religion, Islamic Politics, and Contemporary Muslim Society: analyzing interreligious encounters, political expressions of faith, and the socio-political realities that define the modern Muslim world.

By emphasizing the study of Living Islam, Jurnal Moderasi seeks to bridge textual scholarship and social realities, fostering critical and inclusive academic dialogues that promote a contextual and balanced understanding of Islam in the global era.