Volume 7, Number 2 – December 2026

Submission Deadline: October 31, 2026

FiTUA: Jurnal Studi Islam (SINTA 4 Accredited) invites scholars, researchers, lecturers, graduate students, and practitioners from around the world to submit their best manuscripts for Volume 7, Number 2 (December 2026).

For this issue, FiTUA prioritizes high-quality field research that provides empirical evidence and contributes to the advancement of contemporary Islamic Studies. Manuscripts employing qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods, ethnographic, case study, action research, or other empirical approaches are highly encouraged.

• Qur'anic and Hadith Studies
• Islamic Education
• Islamic Law and Contemporary Issues
• Islamic Economics and Halal Studies
• Islamic Philosophy and Epistemology
• Islamic Civilization and History
• Muslim Society and Culture
• Local Wisdom and Islamic Values
• Islamic Leadership and Management
• Islam, Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Digital Society
• Environmental and Eco-Theological Studies
• Contemporary Issues in Islamic Studies

To strengthen the international visibility and scholarly impact of the journal, the Editorial Board gives special consideration to manuscripts that:

• are written in high-quality academic English;
• are based on original field research with strong empirical findings;
• demonstrate methodological rigor and theoretical contribution;
• involve international research collaboration between authors from different countries or institutions;
• address contemporary issues with global relevance;
• cite recent international literature and reputable indexed references.

Manuscripts resulting from international collaboration will receive editorial priority during the review process.

• Original and unpublished manuscript.
• Written in English.
• Follow the FiTUA Author Guidelines and journal template.
• Similarity index within the journal policy.
• References should primarily consist of recent international publications.
• DOI references are strongly recommended whenever available.