Scope of ATLAS: Journal of Research and Islamic Thought Studies

ATLAS: Journal of Research and Islamic Thought Studies is a scholarly publication that aims to promote academic excellence and advance knowledge in the field of Islamic thought. The journal welcomes original research articles, literature reviews, theoretical analyses, and empirical studies that explore various aspects of Islamic thought, Islamic philosophy, and Islamic studies, and their interactions with other disciplines. The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

1. Islamic Philosophy and Theology: Articles exploring the historical development and contemporary debates within Islamic philosophy, theology, and metaphysics.

2. Islamic Ethics and Morality: Research addressing ethical principles, moral values, and ethical behavior as derived from Islamic teachings and traditions.

3. Islamic Jurisprudence and Law: Studies examining Islamic law (Sharia) and its applications in various contexts, including family law, criminal law, and commercial law.

4. Islamic Spirituality and Mysticism: Investigations into Sufism, Islamic spirituality, and mystical traditions within Islam.

5. Islamic Education and Pedagogy: Articles on Islamic education systems, curriculum development, and teaching methodologies.

6. Islamic History and Civilization: Research shedding light on historical developments and the contributions of Islamic civilizations to various fields, including science, art, and literature.

7. Islamic Economics and Finance: Studies focusing on Islamic economic principles, financial systems, and ethical banking practices.

8. Interdisciplinary Studies in Islamic Thought: Articles exploring the intersection of Islamic thought with other academic disciplines such as sociology, anthropology, psychology, ethnography, politics, geography, communication, and cultural and environmental studies.

9. Contemporary Issues in Islamic Thought: Research addressing current challenges and issues faced by Muslim societies from the perspective of Islamic thought.

ATLAS Journal encourages contributions from scholars, researchers, and practitioners from diverse cultural backgrounds and academic disciplines. The journal aims to foster a platform for intellectual exchange, critical analysis, and constructive dialogue to enhance the understanding and appreciation of Islamic thought and its relevance in the contemporary world.

Please note that the scope is not exhaustive, and the journal may consider articles that fall within the broader realm of Islamic thought and related studies. Authors are encouraged to carefully read the journal's author guidelines for specific submission requirements and ensure that their articles align with the scope and objectives of ATLAS Journal.