Journals

  • Al-Anwar Journal of Islamic Studies

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    Original title : Al-Anwar Journal of Islamic Studies
    Abbreviation : Al-Anwar
    Frequency : Biannually
    Number of articles per issue : 5–7 research articles and reviews per issue
    DOI : -
    ISSN : -
    Editor-in-Chief : Prof. Masdar Hilmy
    Publisher : STEBIA Bangkalan
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    Al-Anwar Journal of Islamic Studies is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to the advancement of knowledge in the field of Islamic sciences and studies. The journal serves as a premier academic platform that bridges classical Islamic scholarship with contemporary intellectual discourse, fostering rigorous and interdisciplinary inquiry into the diverse dimensions of Islam. Established with the vision of nurturing a vibrant scholarly community, Al-Anwar is committed to publishing high-quality research articles, critical reviews, and theoretical contributions from academics, researchers, and practitioners across the globe. The journal welcomes submissions in English, Arabic, and Indonesian, reflecting its commitment to both global reach and local scholarly traditions. Al-Anwar Journal of Islamic Studies is published biannually and employs a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure the integrity, originality, and scholarly merit of all published works. The editorial team comprises distinguished scholars from leading national and international institutions in the field of Islamic studies.

  • Tanwirul Uqul: Jurnal Ekonomi dan Bisnis Islam

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    Original title : Tanwirul Uqul Jurnal Ekonomi dan Bisnis Islam
    Abbreviation : TUJEBI
    Frequency : 2 issues per year (June and December)
    Number of articles per issue : 5–7 research articles and reviews per issue
    DOI : 10.47731/njil
    ISSN : 2746-1017 (Online)
    Editor-in-Chief : Jeery Febrian, Ph.D.
    Publisher : LPPM STEBI Al-Anwar Bangkalan
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    Subject Area : Arts and Humanities
    Category : Religious Studies
    Discipline : Islamic Economics and Business

    Tanwirul Uqul: Journal of Islamic Economics and Business is a scholarly journal published by the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) at the Al-Anwar College of Islamic Economics and Business in Bangkalan. This journal serves as a platform for publishing scholarly works focused on economic and business studies from an Islamic perspective, with the aim of expanding and enriching the body of knowledge in the field of Islamic economics both in Indonesia and globally. The Tanwirul Uqul is published twice a year, in June and December, and is available as open access to all academics and the general public free of charge. Every submitted manuscript undergoes a rigorous selection process through a double-blind peer review mechanism conducted by expert reviewers who are competent in their respective fields.

  • Journal of Interdisciplinary Islamic Studies

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    Original title : Journal of Interdisciplinary Islamic Studies
    Abbreviation : JoIIS
    Frequency : Biannually
    Number of articles per issue : 5–7 research articles and reviews per issue
    DOI : -
    ISSN : -
    Editor-in-Chief : Athaillah, Ph.D.
    Publisher : Sekolah Tinggi Ekonomi dan Bisnis Islam Al-Anwar Bangkalan
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    The Journal of Interdisciplinary Islamic Studies (JoIIS) is an international, peer-reviewed, and open-access academic journal devoted to advancing the critical and interdisciplinary study of Islam in its diverse global contexts. The journal serves as a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage with contemporary debates and emerging paradigms in Islamic thought, education, culture, society, and civilization. This journal encourages rigorous intellectual dialogue that bridges traditional Islamic scholarship (turath) with modern scientific inquiry across disciplines such as education, sociology, anthropology, communication, psychology, law, politics, digital media, and environmental studies. It aims to illuminate how Islamic values, epistemologies, and worldviews intersect with broader social, cultural, and technological transformations in the modern world.