Journals
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Journal of Indonesian Digital Islamic Studies
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Original title : Journal of Indonesian Digital Islamic Studies Abbreviation : JIDIS Frequency : 2 issues per year (June and December) Number of articles per issue : 5 research articles and reviews per issue DOI : ISSN : Editor-in-Chief : Prof. Dr. Abd A'la, M.Ag Publisher : Zamzami Scholar Publishing
Citation Analysis : Subject Area : Arts and Humanities Category : Religious Studies Discipline : Indonesian Digital Islamic Studies The Journal of Indonesian Digital Islamic Studies (JIDIS) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published by Zamzami Scholar Publishing (Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia). JIDIS disseminates rigorous academic research that investigates how Islam in Indonesia is shaped, mediated, and transformed within digital environments. The journal emphasizes the production, circulation, interpretation, and contestation of Islamic knowledge, authority, identity, and practice across diverse digital platforms, including social media, streaming services, online learning systems, and emerging algorithmic ecosystems. JIDIS seeks to advance critical understanding of the ways digital technologies influence religious expression, reconfigure modes of da‘wah and education, and redefine the boundaries of religious community, belonging, and lived religious experience in contemporary Muslim societies.
The journal pays particular attention to the reconfiguration of religious authority and public piety in digital contexts. It explores how diverse actors—such as scholars, preachers, influencers, youth communities, women’s groups, Islamic institutions, and state or transnational organizations—negotiate Islamic discourse online. It also addresses tensions surrounding orthodoxy, popular religion, political Islam, digital activism, and mediated religious lifestyles, as well as the role of visual, audiovisual, and interactive media in shaping contemporary Islamic imaginaries.
Interdisciplinary in orientation, the journal welcomes empirical and theoretical contributions from Islamic studies, media and communication studies, anthropology, sociology, political science, digital humanities, and related fields. While prioritizing research grounded in the Indonesian context, the journal encourages comparative and transnational perspectives that situate Indonesian digital Islam within broader regional and global networks. Through this focus, the journal aims to advance scholarly understanding of the dynamic intersections between Islam, society, and digital media in the world’s largest Muslim-majority democracy.
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Journal of Digital Islamic Thought
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Original title : Journal of Digital Islamic Thought Abbreviation : JDIT Frequency : 2 issues per year (January and July) Number of articles per issue : 5 research articles and reviews per issue DOI : ISSN : 3124-0763 (e) Editor-in-Chief : Muhammad Lutfi Publisher : Zamzami Scholar Publishing
Citation Analysis : Subject Area : Arts and Humanities Category : Religious Studies Discipline : Digital Theology (Kalām); Digital Qur’anic and Tafsir Studies; Digital Hadith Studies; Digital Islamic Philosophy; Digital Reform and Contemporary Islamic Thought The Journal of Digital Islamic Thought (JDIT) is an international, peer-reviewed academic journal published by Zamzami Scholar Publishing (Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia). The journal is dedicated to advancing original, theoretically informed, and methodologically rigorous scholarship on contemporary transformations of Islamic thought in digitally mediated contexts. Grounded in the core disciplines of Ushuluddin—including theology (kalām), Qur’anic studies, Hadith studies, Islamic philosophy, and Islamic political thought—JDIT critically examines how classical Islamic intellectual traditions are reformulated, contested, and rearticulated in response to digital infrastructures, platforms, and algorithmic environments. Digitality is conceptualized not merely as a technological setting, but as an epistemic and discursive domain that reshapes the production, circulation, interpretation, and authority of Islamic knowledge, situating the journal’s contributions within broader comparative and transnational debates in contemporary Islamic Studies and the interdisciplinary study of religion in digital society.
JDIT promotes scholarship that demonstrates theoretical advancement and methodological innovation through critical engagement with digital phenomena, including social media platforms, AI-driven and algorithmic systems, virtual environments, and large-scale digital repositories. Its thematic scope encompasses, but is not limited to, Digital Theology (Kalām), Digital Hadith Studies, Digital Qur’anic and Tafsir Studies, Digital Islamic Philosophy, and Digital Reform and Contemporary Islamic Thought. Welcoming diverse methodological approaches—including classical textual and philosophical analysis, critical discourse analysis, digital ethnography, platform studies, computational methods, and mixed-method research designs—the journal prioritizes contributions that move beyond descriptive accounts toward conceptual refinement and analytical insight, while amplifying perspectives from Muslim societies of the Global South within global academic discourse.
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Journal of Digital Sharia and Contemporary Legal Thought
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Original title : Journal of Digital Sharia and Contemporary Legal Thought Abbreviation : JDSCLT Frequency : 2 issues per year (January and July) Number of articles per issue : 5 research articles and reviews per issue DOI : ISSN : 3124-6648 Editor-in-Chief : Dr. Fahruddin Ali Sabri, S.H.I., MA Publisher : Zamzami Scholar Publishing
Citation Analysis : Subject Area : Arts and Humanities Category : Religious Studies Discipline : Digital Sharia Studies; Digital Religion and Law; Digital Socio-Legal Studies; and Digital Islamic Legal Studies The Journal of Digital Sharia and Contemporary Legal Thought (JDSCLT) is an international, peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by Zamzami Scholar Publishing, Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. The journal advances high-impact empirical and theoretical research at the intersection of Sharia, Islamic legal reasoning, and digital transformation, with particular attention to Southeast Asian Muslim societies. Positioned within global debates on law, religion, and technology, JDSCLT critically examines how digital infrastructures, algorithmic governance, and platform ecologies reconfigure the production, authority, and ethical horizons of contemporary Islamic legal thought, addressing the structural and epistemic consequences of digital modernity for socio-legal life.
JDSCLT promotes interdisciplinary and theoretically ambitious scholarship integrating Islamic legal studies with socio-legal theory, digital humanities, media and communication studies, anthropology, political sociology, and area studies. Its scope encompasses digital Sharia and algorithmic reasoning, reconfigured religious authority and platform-based fatwa ecosystems, digitally mediated contestations over family law, gender justice, minority rights, halal governance, environmental ethics, and public morality, as well as cyber regulation, data governance, and platform moderation within Sharia-informed ethical frameworks. Aimed at an international audience of scholars, advanced researchers, and policy experts, the journal prioritizes analytically rigorous contributions that theorize the institutional, normative, and ethical transformations of Islamic law in digitally mediated environments, in full adherence to international research ethics and academic integrity standards.
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Journal of Indonesian Digital Pedagogy
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Original title : Journal of Indonesian Digital Pedagogy Abbreviation : JIDP Frequency : 2 issues per year (January and July) Number of articles per issue : 5 research articles and reviews per issue DOI : ISSN : Editor-in-Chief : Prof. Dr. Thoha Hamim, MA Publisher : Zamzami Scholar Publishing
Citation Analysis : Subject Area : Social Sciences Category : Education Discipline : Digital Education, E-Learning, and Instructional Technology The Journal of Indonesian Digital Pedagogy (JIDP), published by Zamzami Scholar Publishing, Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia, is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research on the digital transformation of Islamic education in Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asian context. The journal promotes high-quality empirical and conceptual scholarship that critically examines digital pedagogies, technological integration, and pedagogical innovation within madrasahs, pesantrens, and Islamic higher education institutions. JIDP serves as an analytical forum for investigating how digitally mediated environments reshape teaching and learning practices, institutional cultures, religious authority, governance structures, and learner subjectivities in Islamic educational settings.
JIDP welcomes methodologically rigorous contributions employing diverse approaches, including digital ethnography, learning analytics, computational and data-driven methods, and qualitative and quantitative research designs. Its scope encompasses digital pedagogy and curriculum development; e-learning, mobile learning, gamification, and AI-assisted instruction; digital culture and online behavior among educators and learners; virtual religious learning communities and digital pesantren ecosystems; educational data analytics, algorithmic governance, and academic integrity; institutional transformation, policy, accreditation, and quality assurance; and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and immersive learning environments. By fostering critical scholarly dialogue, the journal seeks to inform educational reform, policy development, and sustainable technological adaptation in Islamic educational institutions, while contributing to broader international debates on education, religion, and digital society.
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Journal of Digital Religion and Contemporary Society
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Original title : Journal of Digital Religion and Contemporary Society Abbreviation : JDRCS Frequency : 2 issues per year (January and July) Number of articles per issue : 5 research articles and reviews per issue DOI : E-ISSN : 3124-1034 Editor-in-Chief : Mukhammad Zamzami Publisher : Zamzami Scholar Publishing
Citation Analysis : Subject Area : Arts and Humanities Category : Religious Studies Discipline : Indonesian Digital Religion The Journal of Digital Religion and Contemporary Society (JDRCS), published by Zamzami Scholar Publishing, Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia, is an international, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing critical social-scientific scholarship on religion in digitally mediated contexts. The journal publishes original empirical and theoretically informed research that conceptualizes Islam—and other religious traditions—as social systems shaped, negotiated, and reconfigured within digital environments. Responding to the rapid transformation of belief, ritual, identity, authority, and governance in the context of digitalization, JDRCS provides a rigorous intellectual forum for developing analytical frameworks that capture the social, cultural, ethical, and political implications of religion in contemporary digital societies.
JDRCS welcomes methodologically robust and conceptually innovative contributions from religious studies, sociology, anthropology, media and communication studies, digital humanities, Islamic studies, and political science. Its thematic scope includes digital theology and spirituality; online religious communities and identity formation; platform-mediated religious authority, influencer-based religious communication, and algorithmic governance of religious discourse; ethics, technology, and faith in datafied and AI-driven environments; and issues of extremism, conflict, regulation, and public policy in digital religion. The journal publishes original research articles, theoretical interventions, and methodologically innovative studies employing qualitative, digital ethnographic, discourse-analytic, and mixed-method approaches. Addressed to an international readership of scholars, practitioners, and policymakers, JDRCS prioritizes contributions that demonstrate theoretical depth, empirical rigor, methodological transparency, and ethical integrity, while offering critical insights into contemporary debates on religion and digital society.
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Journal of Digital Economic Studies
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Original title : Journal of Digital Economic Studies Abbreviation : JDES Frequency : 2 issues per year (June and December) Number of articles per issue : 5 research articles and reviews per issue DOI : ISSN : 3124-5609 Editor-in-Chief : Dr. Bakhrul Huda, Lc., M.E.I Publisher : Zamzami Scholar Publishing
Citation Analysis : Subject Area : Digital Economy and Digital Sharia Economy Category : Digital Economics and Sharia Economics Discipline : Digital Sharia Economics The Journal of Digital Economic Studies (JDES), published by Zamzami Scholar Publishing, Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia, is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to advancing high-quality empirical and theoretical research on the dynamics of the digital economy, with particular emphasis on the Digital Sharia Economy. Situated within the broader transition toward digitally mediated economic systems, the journal critically examines how digital technologies, data infrastructures, algorithmic governance, and platform-based markets reshape the principles, institutions, and practices of Sharia-based economic activity. JDES provides an academic forum for analyzing transformations in Sharia finance, halal industries, zakat and waqf governance, Sharia entrepreneurship, and socio-economic justice within digitally structured economic environments.
JDES welcomes interdisciplinary contributions from economics, Sharia economics, management, political economy, sociology, information systems, and data science that rigorously engage with the intersection of digitalization and the Digital Sharia Economy. Its scope includes digital Sharia finance and fintech, platform-based halal economies, digital labor and gig work in Muslim societies, data-driven governance of zakat and waqf, digital entrepreneurship and innovation, network and platform economics, big data and AI applications in Sharia-compliant economic decision-making, sustainable and green Sharia economy, and regulatory and policy frameworks for inclusive, ethical, and socially responsible digital growth. By fostering analytically robust and methodologically sound scholarship, the journal seeks to contribute to international debates on digital economic transformation while foregrounding Sharia ethical principles in economic development, social equity, and sustainability in the digital age.
