This edition explores diverse dimensions of Islamic studies, encompassing Hadith, Qur’anic exegesis, Sufism, Islamic law, religious education, and socio-cultural dynamics. The articles examine the relationship between Islamic teachings and local traditions, spiritual practices, digital da‘wah, interfaith harmony, and contemporary legal and social issues, including marriage, child protection, and family responsibilities. By integrating classical Islamic scholarship with empirical research and contextual approaches, this edition contributes to a deeper understanding of the interaction between Islam, culture, society, and political life in diverse contexts.
