Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): Hayula: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies

 The articles in this edition cover the area of local moslem diversity: sociological research on religious communities, human rights in the perspective of religious moderation and Islamic law in Indonesia, the tradition of the pilgrimage, particularly Muslim communities, work ethic in Muslim context, and the history of the contribution of Arabic to the development of natural sciences, culture, social, and religious sciences and the impact of its influence on European intellectuals during the Renaissance. We are still accepting research-based articles written in English, Arabic, and Bahasa Indonesia while continuing to attract more articles in English or other international languages.

In this issue, there are seven research-based articles authored by scholars and practitioners from across disciplines, which include study of Islamic culture, Islamic law and national sociological research on religious communities, particularly Muslim communities, work ethic in Muslim context, and the history of the contribution of Arabic to the development of natural sciences, culture, social and religious sciences and the impact of its influence on European intellectuals during the Renaissance.