Ascarya

Aims & Scope

Aims:The primary aim ofAscarya: Journal of Islamic Science, Culture, and Social Studiesis to foster interdisciplinary scholarship that bridges Islamic knowledge, jurisprudence, and cultural heritage with modern social sciences and humanities. The journal seeks to address contemporary challenges faced by Muslim societies globally, using both traditional and contemporary research methodologies. By providing an inclusive academic platform,Ascaryapromotes innovative research that enriches the discourse across Islamic studies, social sciences, and cultural studies, encouraging a dialogue that contributes to a holistic understanding of these fields. Scope:To achieve this aim,Ascaryawelcomes submissions that contribute to both Islamic studies and broader interdisciplinary fields in social sciences and cultural studies. The journal accepts the following types of submissions across its thematic areas: Publication Strategy:Ascaryais committed to the rigorous, double-blind peer-review process to ensure the publication of high-quality research. The journal promotes accessibility and impact through its open-access policy, encouraging broader engagement with its content on both scholarly and practical levels.

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