This edition presents multidisciplinary studies in Islamic scholarship, encompassing Qur’anic studies and exegesis, Hadith, Islamic law, spirituality, politics, religious moderation, and ecotheology. Through critical and contextual approaches, the articles integrate classical Islamic intellectual traditions with contemporary issues, including environmental preservation, public welfare, and socio-religious dynamics. This edition aims to enrich academic discourse and contribute to the development of Islamic thought that is moderate, inclusive, and responsive to the challenges of contemporary society.
