Aim

Apriori: Indonesian Journal of Islamic Thought is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to publishing original, high-quality theoretical and empirical research on classical and contemporary Islamic thought. The journal promotes interdisciplinary scholarship that enriches academic discourse and contributes to contextual, relevant, and progressive Islamic studies in Indonesia and the broader Muslim world.

Scope

The journal explores Islamic thought across various dimensions, encompassing both classical and contemporary perspectives. It adopts an interdisciplinary approach that integrates Islamic philosophy, exegesis, hadith, theology, Islamic law, Qur’anic studies, and the evolving dynamics of Islamic thought within Indonesia and the broader Muslim world.

The journal’s scope includes theoretical and empirical research on the development of ideas, concepts, and methodologies within the Islamic intellectual tradition. It also addresses contemporary issues such as democracy, human rights, gender, technology, Islamic economics, and socio-cultural transformation.

The journal welcomes articles that examine the dialogue between Islamic thought and contemporary science from historical, normative, and critical viewpoints, with the objective of enriching academic discourse and fostering the advancement of contextual, relevant, and progressive Islamic studies.