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Islamic Society and Civilization Studies (ISCS)

Open Access (OA) Journal

Islamic Society and Civilization Studies (ISCS) (ISSN-xxxx-xxxx) is an international, interdisciplinary scholarly publication dedicated to advancing research on Islamic societies, cultures, and civilizations. It provides a platform for scholars to examine historical developments, contemporary issues, social transformation, intellectual traditions, and the interaction between Islam and changing global societies, published biannually online by Tecno Scientifica. Open Access — free for readers and authors, with no article processing charges.  Rapid Publication: manuscripts are peer-reviewed and a first decision provided to authors approximately 3 weeks after submission.   About ISCS journal | All volumes & issues

Aim

The publication aims to promote high-quality and interdisciplinary research that strengthens understanding of Islamic society and civilization from historical and contemporary perspectives. It seeks to connect Islamic scholarship with social sciences and humanities while encouraging research relevant to current societal challenges.

Focus

The publication focuses on the development, transformation, and contemporary dynamics of Muslim societies and Islamic civilization, including their social, cultural, educational, economic, political, historical, and intellectual dimensions.

Scope

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Islamic society, culture, and civilization
  • Islamic history and intellectual traditions
  • Contemporary Muslim societies and social change
  • Islamic education and knowledge development
  • Islamic economics, finance, and entrepreneurship
  • Islamic governance, law, and public policy
  • Religion, ethics, and social development
  • Muslim communities, identity, and multiculturalism
  • Islamic art, architecture, heritage, and archaeology
  • Gender, family, youth, and community studies
  • Islam, science, technology, and digital society
  • Islamic perspectives on environment and sustainability
  • Interfaith and intercultural relations
  • Islamic civilization in Southeast Asia and the wider Muslim world
  • Globalization, modernization, and challenges facing Muslim societies

The publication welcomes original research articles, review articles, conceptual studies, comparative studies, and interdisciplinary research that contribute new perspectives to the understanding and development of Islamic society and civilization.