About the Journal

SETYAKI: Jurnal Studi Keagamaan Islam (e-ISSN: 2987-0747) is a peer-reviewed multidisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research on Islam, Islamic thought, Muslim societies, and Islamic civilization in global and contemporary contexts. The journal provides an academic platform for interdisciplinary studies that explore Islam as a dynamic intellectual, social, cultural, educational, legal, political, economic, and spiritual tradition.

The journal welcomes original research articles, theoretical studies, and critical reviews addressing diverse fields within Islamic studies, including Islamic education (tarbiyah and Islamic pedagogy), Qur’anic and Hadith studies, Islamic theology and philosophy, Islamic law (fiqh and usul al-fiqh), Islamic history and civilization, Islamic economics and finance, Islamic politics and governance, Islamic sociology and anthropology, Islamic psychology, Islamic communication, Islamic literature, Islamic culture, gender studies in Islam, environmental studies from Islamic perspectives, and contemporary issues related to Muslim societies. Special attention is given to research that examines the relationship between Islamic values, knowledge systems, and social transformation. 

SETYAKI seeks to promote interdisciplinary and comparative approaches to understanding Islam and Muslim communities across different geographical, cultural, and historical contexts. The journal encourages contributions that bridge classical Islamic scholarship with contemporary academic perspectives, including humanities, social sciences, education, law, economics, science, and technology.

Through rigorous peer-review processes and international academic collaboration, SETYAKI aims to facilitate the dissemination, exchange, and advancement of high-quality scholarly works among researchers, academics, practitioners, and intellectual communities worldwide. The journal is committed to strengthening global conversations on Islam by promoting critical, contextual, and innovative research that contributes to the development of Islamic studies and its applications in society.