The International Journal of Contemporary Islamic Law and Society (IJCILS) provides a scholarly platform for research and critical discussion on Islamic law as a dynamic social, cultural, and legal phenomenon. It aims to bridge the theoretical foundations of Islamic jurisprudence with practical applications, addressing both Muslim-majority and non-Muslim contexts globally.

IJCILS accepts research articles, reviews, case studies, and critical essays that examine the multifaceted aspects of Islamic law, including but not limited to:

• Juridical Analysis: Theoretical, doctrinal, and practical study of Sharia law and its interpretations.
• Social Dimensions: Study of norms, ethics, and behaviors shaped by Islamic law in communities.
• Economic and Financial Systems: Research on Islamic finance, banking, trade regulations, zakat, and economic ethics.
• Political and Governance Studies: Examination of the interaction between Islamic law and governance, law-making, and policy implementation.
• Cultural and Humanistic Perspectives: Studies linking Islamic law with literature, philosophy, art, and social practices.

The journal encourages submissions on topics such as:

• Comparative legal studies between Islamic law and other national/international legal systems.
• Contemporary challenges in human rights, gender justice, and social equity within Islamic jurisprudence.
• Reforms and modernization of legal institutions in Muslim societies.
• Integration of Islamic law with technological, environmental, and global social issues.
• Case studies on implementation and interpretation of Sharia in diverse social contexts.

By fostering rigorous and inclusive academic discourse, IJCILS aims to:

• Advance knowledge and understanding of Islamic law in contemporary society.
• Stimulate critical thinking and debate across multiple disciplines.
• Provide evidence-based insights into legal, social, economic, and cultural interactions.
• Support researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in applying Islamic legal principles to modern challenges.