Journal Focus:
Al-Ḥukmiyah: Journal of Jurisprudence is dedicated to advancing the academic study of Islamic jurisprudence by publishing original, high-quality research that explores the principles, applications, and evolution of Islamic law (fiqh) in both historical and contemporary contexts. The journal focuses on critical discussions surrounding classical Islamic legal texts, the methodology of juristic reasoning (Ijtihad), and the role of Islamic law in modern legal systems. It aims to bridge the gap between traditional jurisprudence and contemporary challenges, including ethical dilemmas, human rights, and the role of law in socio-political structures. Al-Ḥukmiyah seeks to provide a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and foster a deeper understanding of how Islamic legal theory interacts with global legal practices, encouraging scholarship that reflects classical traditions and is responsive to contemporary societal needs.

Journal Scope:
The journal covers research related to the following topics, among others:
1.      Exploration of classical and contemporary Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh).
2.      Interdisciplinary research on the intersection of Islamic law with political, social, and ethical issues.
3.      Legal theory and the methodology of juristic reasoning (Ijtihad).
4.      Application of Islamic law in modern legal systems and societies.
5.      Research on the evolution of Islamic law in response to contemporary challenges.
6.      Comparative studies between Islamic jurisprudence and other legal systems.