AIM

The mission of the International Journal of Islamic Thought (IJIT) is to encourage scholarly research in Islamic thought and Muslim contemporary issues.  IJIT provides a venue for academics, and researchers to publish current and significant research as well as other publication activities, such as book and article reviews. The specific objectives of the Journal are:

1.  To offer a forum for publishing high quality research in Islamic thought.

2. To present new ideas and philosophical findings in Islamic thought and Muslim current issues.

3. To promote greater exchange of information between the various scholars in Islamic studies around the world. It is not limited to Malaysia and the Southeast Asian region.

4. To disseminate cutting-edge research that explores the interrelationship between Islamic thought and Muslim issues in the following Scope.

SCOPE

The articles can be from any of the following areas:

• Muslim Theology and Philosophy.

• Muslim Ethics and Moral.

• al-Quran and Hadith.

• Islam and Identity.

• Islam and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

• Islam and Cognitive/Natural Science.

• Islam and Economics.

• Islam and Political Issues.

• Islam and Future Studies.

• Islam and Gender.

• Islam and Social Sciences (Psychology, Education, Languages, Arts, Law and History).

• Islam and Spirituality Islam and Other Religions.

• Islam and Civilization.

• Islam and Environmental Issues.

• Islam and Culture.

• Islam and Human Rights.

• Islam, Information Technology and Communication.

• Islam and Middle Eastern Studies.

• Islam and Minority Muslim.

• Islam and Contemporary Issues.