Focus and Scope

TANQIH: Journal of Islamic Law accepts research articles and scholarly studies in the following fields, though not limited to these topics:

1. Islamic family law, marriage, divorce, alimony, child custody, and the protection of women and children
2. Islamic inheritance law, gifts, wills, waqf, and the management of family assets
3. Islamic economic, financial, banking, business, and halal industry law
4. Islamic criminal law, siyasah syar’iyyah, constitutional law, and the relationship between Islamic law and national legal systems
5. Religious courts, court rulings, judicial reasoning, evidence, mediation, and dispute resolution
6. Fiqh, usul al-fiqh, fiqh principles, maqasid al-sharia, and the methodology of legal deduction
7. Fatwas, ijtihad, religious authority, and the renewal of Islamic legal thought
8. Comparative schools of thought, comparative Islamic law, and family law reform in the Muslim world
9. Islamic law, customary law, legal pluralism, and the relationship between state law, Islamic law, and social norms
10. Islamic law and issues of gender, disability, minorities, human rights, social justice, peace, and tolerance
11. Islamic law in the context of digital transformation, artificial intelligence, bioethics, the environment, migration, and other contemporary issue.

Note: TANQIH particularly welcomes manuscripts that demonstrate a clear contribution to the development of Islamic legal scholarship and that critically engage with contemporary legal realities.