Aim

The Journal of Contemporary Islamic Law (JCIL) aims to promote scholarly research and critical discourse on Islamic law (fiqh) with particular emphasis on its contemporary applications and relevance in modern societies. It seeks to provide an academic platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to publish high-quality, peer-reviewed studies that examine the interaction between classical Islamic legal principles and current legal, social, political, and economic issues. The journal further aspires to encourage interdisciplinary engagement, facilitate intellectual exchange across linguistic and regional boundaries, and contribute to a more nuanced understanding of how Islamic law operates within evolving global contexts.

Scope
The Journal of Contemporary Islamic Law covers a wide range of fields related to Islamic law and its contemporary applications. Some of the key fields covered by the journal include:

Islamic Law (Shariah)
Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence)
Comparative Law between Civil and Islamic Systems
Islamic Commercial Jurisprudence (Fiqh Muamalat)
Islamic Economy and Finance
Islamic Banking and Finance
Islamic Family Law and Personal Status
Islamic Criminal Law and Penal Code
Islamic Environmental Law and Ethics
Islamic Human Rights
Islamic Constitutional Law and Governance
Islamic Law Philosophy and Epistemology
Islamic law in History and Civilization
Islamic Law Culture and Society
Islamic Ethics and Morality

This is not an exhaustive list, and the journal may also cover other related fields as well.