The Indonesian Journal of Islamic Law (IJIL) is dedicated to advancing scholarly discourse on a wide array of subjects within Islamic law, including Islamic Family Law, Islamic Law and Society, Islamic Law and Gender, and Islamic Law and Politics. Our scope also extends to Law in the Modern Muslim World, Islamic Jurisprudence (Fikih), and Islamic Legal Theory (Ușul Fikih & Maqāsid Syarī'ah). By focussing on these diverse areas, IJIL aims to provide a comprehensive platform for exploring the intricate intersections of Islamic legal principles with contemporary issues in family dynamics, child rights, gender equality, and societal governance. Through this broad and nuanced examination, we seek to enhance the understanding and discussion of these pivotal aspects of Islamic law.
To ensure the integrity and quality of our publications, IJIL employs a rigorous double-blind peer review process. This method ensures that both the reviewers and the authors remain anonymous, thus preserving the impartiality and fairness of the evaluations. We consistently publish research articles that explore various dimensions and approaches related to the journal's core topics. Through this meticulous process, IJIL is dedicated to contributing significantly to the scholarly community by disseminating well-researched and innovative findings in Islamic family law and social welfare.
Screening Plagiarism and AI Content Detector
All manuscripts must be free from plagiarism and AI-generated contents. Authors are advised to utilize plagiarism detection software for conducting similarity checks. The editors of this journal employ the Turnitin software to assess articles for plagiarism, maintaining a maximum similarity threshold of 15%.
To ensure rigorous scrutiny, the IJIL editorial team employs premium, paid tools such as Turnitin, Drillbit, QuillBot, and GPTZero. These advanced resources are specifically used to detect plagiarism and AI-generated content, upholding the publication's commitment to academic integrity.
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