AIM AND SCOPE

Jurnal Ilmu Multi Syariah (JIMS)

Journal Aims

The primary aim of the Jurnal Ilmu Multi Syariah (JIMS) is to serve as a leading academic platform for the publication of original research, conceptual studies, and critical analyses related to various aspects of Shariah in a contemporary context. This journal aims to:

  • Advance Shariah Scholarship: Encourage the emergence of new ideas, innovative theories, and cutting-edge methodologies in Shariah studies, both normatively and empirically.
  • Bridge Shariah with Other Disciplines: Facilitate interdisciplinary dialogue between Shariah sciences and fields such as economics, law, social sciences, politics, technology, environment, and humanities, to generate comprehensive solutions to global challenges.
  • Enhance Shariah Understanding and Application: Present relevant and applicable research findings to help practitioners, academics, policymakers, and the general public better and more accurately understand and apply Shariah principles.
  • Promote Islamic Finance and Economic Literacy: Become a key reference for the development of global Islamic finance and economic literacy, fostering the sustainable growth of Shariah-based industries and practices.
  • Contribute to Sustainable Development: Provide a scientific foundation for the development of policies and practices that support sustainable development based on Shariah values, including social justice, environmental stewardship, and collective well-being.

Journal Scope

The Jurnal Ilmu Multi Syariah (JIMS) welcomes scholarly articles covering, but not limited to, the following areas:

  • Islamic Law (Fiqh and Usul Fiqh):
    • In-depth studies of Fiqh schools of thought and their developments.
    • Analysis of contemporary fatwas and ijtihad in response to modern issues.
    • Comparative studies of Islamic law with positive legal systems.
    • Application of Fiqh principles in various sectors.
  • Islamic Economics and Finance:
    • Islamic banking, insurance (takaful), capital markets, and other Shariah-compliant financial instruments.
    • Maqasid Al-Shariah in economics and finance.
    • Islamic philanthropy (zakat, infaq, sadaqah, waqf) and its impact on economic development.
    • Regulation and policy in Islamic economics.
  • Islamic Business and Management:
    • Islamic business ethics and Shariah-based corporate management.
    • Marketing, human resources, and operations from a Shariah perspective.
    • Shariah-compliant corporate governance (GCG).
    • Islamic innovation and entrepreneurship.
  • Islamic Social and Political Studies:
    • Studies on Muslim societies and contemporary issues.
    • Concepts of justice, human rights, and democracy in Islam.
    • Interfaith relations and dialogue among civilizations.
    • Shariah-based governance and public policy.
  • Islamic Education:
    • Islamic education curriculum and methodologies.
    • Character and moral development in education.
    • Management of Islamic educational institutions.
    • Islamic education in the digital era.
  • Science and Technology from a Shariah Perspective:
    • Islamic ethics in scientific research and technological development.
    • Shariah applications in medical, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence fields.
    • Halal innovation and food technology.
  • Environment and Shariah-Based Sustainable Development:
    • Concepts of environmental conservation in Islam.
    • Sustainable development and green economy based on Shariah.
    • Management of natural resources from an Islamic perspective.
  • Interdisciplinary Shariah Studies:
    • Research that integrates Shariah with non-Shariah disciplines for holistic analysis.

This journal accepts various types of articles, including research articles (quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods), case studies, systematic literature reviews, and conceptual essays that make significant contributions to the understanding and advancement of multi-Shariah studies.