Focus and Scope

Integratio: Journal of Islamic Philosophy and Thought is published by CV. NIMSYA Publisher. This journal publishes research articles and scholarly studies in the field of Islamic Philosophy and Thought with a focus  on the following areas:

1. Islamic Philosophy. Studies of classical and contemporary Islamic philosophical traditions, metaphysics, ontology, epistemology, axiology, ethics, rationality, the relationship between revelation and reason, and the philosophical contributions of Muslim thinkers.

2. Classical and Contemporary Islamic Thought. Studies of Islamic intellectual history, the renewal of Islamic thought, Islamic modernism and reformism, the ideas of Muslim scholars, critiques of Islamic intellectual discourse, and the development of Islamic thought paradigms in response to changing historical and social contexts.

3. Philosophy and Islamic Thought in Law and Sharia. Studies of the philosophy of Islamic law, the epistemology of fiqh, usul al-fiqh, maqasid al-sharia, classical and contemporary Islamic legal thought, Islamic legal reform, and the philosophical foundations of applying Sharia principles in modern society.

4. Philosophy and Islamic Thought in Economics. Studies of Islamic economic philosophy, the economic thought of Muslim scholars, the epistemology of Islamic economics, Islamic business ethics, distributive justice, Islamic finance, zakat, waqf, and the philosophical foundations of economic systems and development from an Islamic perspective.

5. Philosophy and Islamic Thought in Education

Studies of Islamic educational philosophy, the epistemology of education, the educational thought of Muslim scholars, human nature and the aims of education, the integration of knowledge, learning paradigms, and the transformation of Islamic education in response to developments in science and technology.

6. Philosophy and Islamic Thought in History and Civilization. Studies of philosophical thought in Islamic history, the development of Muslim intellectual traditions, the philosophy of history, the dynamics of Islamic civilization, theories of civilizational progress and decline, and the contributions of Muslim thinkers to world civilization.

7. Philosophy and Islamic Thought in Society and Culture. Studies of Islamic social philosophy, theories of society and social change, Islam and modernity, Islam Nusantara, local wisdom, cultural diversity, social relations, and the contribution of Islamic thought to social development.

8. Philosophy of Science and the Integration of Knowledge. Studies of Islamic epistemology, scientific paradigms, the integration of religious knowledge and science, the relationship between revelation and empirical knowledge, critiques of the dichotomy between religious and secular sciences, and the development of integrative and multidisciplinary approaches to Islamic scholarship.

9. Philosophy and Islamic Thought in Science and Technology. Studies of Islamic perspectives on scientific developments, digital technology, artificial intelligence, technology ethics, scientific responsibility, and the philosophical implications of scientific and technological progress for human life and civilization.

10. Theology, Sufism, and Islamic Spirituality. Studies of the philosophy of God, kalam (Islamic theology), theological thought, philosophical Sufism, spiritual epistemology, religious ethics, and the relationship between spiritual experience, reason, and knowledge within Islamic intellectual traditions.

11. Hermeneutics and Qur'anic and Hadith Studies. Studies of the philosophy of interpretation, the epistemology of Qur'anic exegesis, hermeneutics of the Qur'an and Hadith, the intellectual contributions of Qur'anic exegetes and Hadith scholars, contextual approaches to religious texts, and the contribution of Qur'anic and Hadith-based thought to the development of knowledge and contemporary life.