About the Journal
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JIPI (Journal of Islamic Philosophy and Ijtihad) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research that advances the understanding of Islamic philosophy, theology, and contemporary jurisprudence (Ijtihad). Committed to academic excellence, this journal serves as a global platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to disseminate empirical, theoretical, and conceptual insights that bridge classical Islamic thought with modern societal challenges. The journal encompasses a broad spectrum of disciplines within Islamic studies, fostering rigorous interdisciplinary dialogue. Recognizing the complex dynamics of modern Muslim societies, JIPI aims to contribute significantly to global academic discourse by providing critical analyses of classical texts (Turath), innovative approaches to Ijtihad, and profound philosophical inquiries into contemporary issues.
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Focus & Scope
We welcome original research articles, conceptual papers, and case studies from experts and scholars focusing on the following core areas:
Islamic Philosophy (Falsafah)
Classical and contemporary Islamic philosophy, epistemology, ontology, and comparative philosophical studies.
Ijtihad & Contemporary Fiqh
Methodologies of Islamic jurisprudence, contemporary fatwas, and the application of Islamic law in addressing modern global challenges.
Maqasid al-Shariah & Ethics
The higher objectives of Islamic law, ethical frameworks in Islam, and their implications for social justice, economics, and politics.
Islamic Theology (Kalam) & Mysticism (Tasawuf)
Developments in Islamic theological thought, Sufism, spiritual discourses, and their relevance to modern Muslim life.
Modern Islamic Thought
Critical analyses of reformist movements, responses to secularism and globalization, and interfaith dialogue.
Submit Your Research Paper
JIPI invites researchers, academics, and practitioners to submit original manuscripts focusing on Islamic Philosophy, Ijtihad, and contemporary Islamic thought.
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