Focus and Scope
Hayula: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies focuses on developing multidisciplinary Islamic studies with particular attention to religiosity and applying Islamic values within the contexts of locality and culture, both in Indonesia and in diverse global societies. The journal distinctively highlights the interaction between Islam and local cultures as a manifestation of diverse religious expressions while contributing to a global understanding of Islam in its social, political, educational, legal, and economic dynamics.
Hayula: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies welcomes research articles, literature reviews, and conceptual studies relevant to multidisciplinary Islamic studies, particularly those addressing religiosity and the application of Islamic values within cultural and local contexts. The scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:
- Religious Studies and Religiosity
- Religious practices in various local and global communities
- Religious traditions, moderation, tolerance, and social harmony
- Islam and Local Culture
- Interaction between Islam, culture, tradition, and local wisdom
- Variations of Islamic practices in Indonesia and abroad
- Islamic Education and Thought
- Integration of Islamic values into educational systems
- Educational thought of local and global Muslim scholars
- Development of curriculum, methodology, and Islamic educational discourse (excluding classroom action research or PTK reports)
- Islamic Law, Politics, and Economics
- Implementation of Sharia values in social life
- Islamic economics, philanthropy, and community empowerment
- Islamic politics, public policy, and social justice
- Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies
- Islam and contemporary issues: gender, environment, health, and technology
- Comparative religion and cross-cultural religious dynamics
- Globalization of Islam and local responses to transnational issues
