Focus and Scope
At-Tatbiq : Jurnal Ahwal al-Syakhshiyyah is a peer-reviewed scholarly publication committed to the advancement of Islamic Family law. The journal serves as a dynamic forum for academics and researchers to disseminate pioneering concepts, rigorous analyses, and empirical data that drive progress in Islamic Family law.
The journal’s scope encompasses a broad range of themes, including:
- Usul al-Fiqh: Research on the sources and methodologies of Islamic jurisprudence.
- Maqasid al-Shari’ah: Studies on the "higher objectives" of Islamic law (e.g., preservation of life, intellect, and property) and how they apply to modern legislation.
- Legal Philosophy: Theoretical discussions on the concept of justice, ethics, and morality within Islamic legal thought.
- Islamic Family Law: Issues involving marriage, divorce, child custody, and inheritance (particularly comparing traditional views with contemporary reforms).
- Islamic Economic/Financial Law: The legalities of Sharia-compliant banking, insurance (Takaful), and contracts in a digital economy.
- Islamic Criminal Law (Fiqh al-Jinayat): Analysis of classical penal codes versus modern human rights standards.
- Public and Constitutional Law (Siyasah Shar'iyyah): The relationship between the state, governance, and religious law.
- Legal Pluralism: How Islamic law operates within secular legal systems (e.g., Islamic family law in Western or Southeast Asian courts).
- Human Rights & Gender: Critical examinations of women's rights, minority protections, and international law through an Islamic lens.
- Modern Issues: Bioethics, environmental governance, and the legal implications of AI and technology from an Islamic legal perspective.
We welcome submissions of theoretical papers, applied research, comprehensive literature reviews, and case studies that enrich the global discourse on islamic family law.
