Journal of Islamic Law and Legal Studies is a peer-reviewed academic publication focusing on the complexities of Islamic law in modern legal contexts. The journal provides an open-access platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to critically examine various aspects of Shariah through theoretical discussions, empirical analyses, and interdisciplinary approaches. Its scope spans topics such as Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), legal theory (usul al-fiqh), comparative legal studies, human rights, family law, criminal law, and Islamic finance. By facilitating scholarly discourse, the journal aims to advance knowledge and stimulate research in the field of Islamic law while fostering a deeper understanding of its principles and applications across diverse societal frameworks.

Journal of Islamic Law and Legal Studies encourages global contributions and invites submissions from scholars worldwide, promoting an inclusive dialogue on contemporary issues and emerging trends. With a strong commitment to open access, the journal ensures that its content is freely available to readers, removing barriers to knowledge dissemination. It also upholds rigorous peer-review standards to maintain academic integrity and excellence in publication.

Additionally, the journal follows a clear copyright policy, granting authors the right to retain copyright while allowing their work to be distributed under specific licensing terms. It participates in the LOCKSS archival system, ensuring long-term preservation of its content. Supported by sponsorships and institutional collaborations, the journal reflects its rich history of contributing to Islamic legal scholarship and cross-cultural understanding. Ultimately, Journal of Islamic Law and Legal Studies aspires to be a leading academic forum that bridges Islamic legal traditions with contemporary legal systems, serving as a valuable resource for both researchers and practitioners.