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Aims and Objectives
Aims
The Indonesian Journal of Digital Islamic Studies (IJDIS) aims to provide an international scholarly platform for advancing normative, conceptual, and interdisciplinary studies on the interaction between Islamic thought and digital transformation. The journal promotes critical engagement with contemporary developments in digital technology, artificial intelligence, and digital culture within Islamic intellectual and social contexts, with particular attention to Indonesia and the Global South.
Objectives
IJDIS seeks to:
- Publish high-quality scholarly works that explore Islamic knowledge, law, ethics, and education in the context of digital transformation.
- Encourage theoretical and normative discussions on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies from Islamic perspectives.
- Promote interdisciplinary dialogue between Islamic studies, education, social sciences, and digital humanities.
- Strengthen academic contributions from Indonesian and Global South scholars to international Islamic studies discourse.
- Facilitate critical examination of religious authority, governance, and Muslim society in digital environments.
