Journal Information
| Original title | : | Journal of Islamic Thought and Society |
| Abbreviation | : | JITS |
| Frequency | : | Biannual (January-June and July-December) |
| Number of articles per issue | : | 5–7 research articles and reviews per issue |
| DOI | : | - |
| ISSN | : | - |
| Editor-in-Chief | : | Prof. Asrorun Niam |
| Publisher | : | Dinamedia Publisher |
| Citation Analysis | : | Google Scholar, Dimensions, Garuda |
| Subject Area | : | Arts and Humanities |
| Category | : | Religious Studies |
| Discipline | : | Islamic Thought and Society |
The Journal of Islamic Thought and Society (JITS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the field of Islamic Studies, with a broad and multidisciplinary scope that encompasses Islamic thought, law, society, education, politics, culture, and media. Published by Dinamedia Publisher, JITS serves as a scholarly platform for academics, researchers, and practitioners engaged in the study of Islam from both classical and contemporary perspectives. The journal is issued biannually, with two publication periods per year: January–June and July–December, featuring 5 to 7 research articles and reviews per issue. JITS is indexed in reputable academic databases including Google Scholar, Dimensions, and Garuda, ensuring wide visibility and accessibility within the global academic community. The journal falls under the subject area of Arts and Humanities, specifically in the category of Religious Studies, with a primary discipline focus on Islamic Thought and Society. In terms of scope, JITS welcomes manuscripts addressing a wide range of themes, including classical and contemporary Islamic philosophy, theology (Kalam), Sufism, Islamic law (Fiqh and Ushul al-Fiqh), Maqashid al-Shari'ah, Islamic family law, Islamic economics and Sharia-compliant finance, socio-religious movements, gender and social justice, religious moderation, interfaith dialogue, Islamic education, Fiqh al-Siyasah, democracy and governance from an Islamic perspective, digital da'wah, and the representation of Islam in media. The journal is committed to fostering rigorous scholarly discourse that bridges classical Islamic traditions with the challenges and complexities of the modern and postmodern world. JITS exclusively accepts manuscripts written in English, reflecting its commitment to reaching a broad international readership and contributing meaningfully to global Islamic academic discourse.
Current Issue
This issue has been available online since July 05th, 2026. All articles in this issue were authored/co-authored by 16 authors from three countries (Indonesia, Timor-Leste, and Malaysia).
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