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About the Journal
Al-Madina: Journal of Islamic Law is an academic journal published by Yayasan Bantuan Hukum Nayottama Reswara, dedicated to the dissemination of scholarly research on various aspects of Islamic law. The journal serves as a platform for legal scholars, researchers, and practitioners to explore, discuss, and analyze Islamic legal thought and its application in modern contexts. The scope of the journal covers, but is not limited to, Islamic family law, criminal law, constitutional law, Islamic economic and financial law, fiqh, and comparative legal studies. By encouraging critical and interdisciplinary approaches, the journal aims to promote a deeper understanding of Islamic legal principles and their relevance to contemporary legal issues.
Published biannually (in March and September), Al-Madina: Journal of Islamic Law accepts manuscripts written in English and applies a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure the quality and originality of every article. The journal provides open access to all its content, supporting the global exchange of knowledge without barriers. With its commitment to academic excellence, ethical publishing practices, and international collaboration, Al-Madina: Journal of Islamic Law strives to become a reputable forum for advancing studies in Islamic jurisprudence and comparative legal systems.
Current Issue
Al-Madina: Journal of Islamic Law publishes peer-reviewed scholarly manuscripts presenting original research and academic discussions in the field of Islamic law. This issue has been available online since 11 March 2026. It features 4 original research articles authored/co-authored by 17 scholars representing 12 institutional affiliations across four countries: Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, and Turkey.



