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Sharia Law and Justice Journal is a regularly published scientific journal that focuses on the in-depth study of sharia law and its application within justice systems at both national and international levels.

The journal aims to provide a platform for researchers, academics, legal practitioners, and policymakers to publish scholarly articles, research findings, and analyses relating to various aspects of sharia law, social justice, and the implementation of Islamic principles in legal contexts.

The topics covered by this journal include:

  1. Fiqh and Islamic Law: Research on the theories and practices of fiqh or Islamic law, including comparisons among various madhhabs and their application in different countries.
  2. Sharia Justice: Studies of sharia judicial systems, court procedures, and the implementation of sharia-based judgments and legal decisions in Muslim societies.
  3. Islamic Law and Human Rights: Studies concerning the relationship between the principles of sharia law and human rights, including the challenges of implementing both principles in a global context.
  4. Sharia and Social Justice: Analyses of how sharia law contributes to the establishment of social justice, equitable distribution, poverty alleviation, and the reduction of social inequality.
  5. Islamic Economic Law: Studies on the implementation of sharia principles in economic activities, including Islamic banking, halal transactions, and justice in the distribution of wealth.
  6. Sharia Law Policy: Research on the development of sharia-based legal policies in Muslim-majority countries and non-Muslim countries.
  7. Islamic Legal Ethics: Studies concerning the ethical dimensions of Islamic law and the application of moral and ethical values in sharia to improve justice within society.
  8. Islamic Law and Globalization: Research on the challenges and opportunities facing sharia law in the era of globalization, including its role in an increasingly connected global society.

Sharia Law and Justice Journal aims to become a primary reference for academics, policymakers, researchers, and legal practitioners interested in Islamic law and sharia-related issues.

The journal also provides a space for scholarly discussion and critical analysis concerning how sharia principles can be adapted and implemented within modern legal contexts while maintaining the universal Islamic values of justice.