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    AFHAMUNA: Journal of Islamic Thought

    AFHAMUNA: Journal of Islamic Thought is a scientific journal that focuses on Islamic thought in various aspects of academic disciplines, such as Islamic thought in philosophy, social sciences, law, education, economics, culture, politics, psychology, communication, philanthropy, astronomy, science, medicine, and so on. This journal accepts and publishes scientific articles on theoretical (literature) and empirical Islamic thought from academics, researchers, and practitioners after going through a predetermined selection process. Afhamuna was first published in 2026 by AIS Litera Media, Indonesia. It is published 4 (four) times a year, in January, April, July, and October, and is openly accessible.

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    FAQIHA: Journal of Sharia Studies

    FAQIHA: Journal of Sharia Studies is a scientific journal that focuses on Islamic law (sharia) studies in various disciplinary issues, such as Islamic law studies in philosophy, social, economic, cultural, political, civil, criminal, psychological, philanthropic, astronomical, scientific, medical, fatwa, legislative, and other issues. This journal accepts and publishes scientific articles on Islamic law, whether in the form of normative, philosophical or empirical studies of Islamic law, from academics, researchers and practitioners for publication after undergoing a predetermined selection process. Faqiha was first published in 2026 by AIS Litera Media, Indonesia. It is published 4 (four) times a year, in February, May, August, and November, and is openly accessible.

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    SALIMA: Journal of Islamic Education

    SALIMA: Journal of Islamic Education is a scientific journal focusing on Islamic education. This journal academically explores various empirical and theoretical studies on various aspects related to Islamic education, including philosophical research, methods, institutions, management, curriculum, regulations, social aspects, and so on. This journal accepts and publishes scientific articles on Islamic education from academics, researchers, and practitioners for publication after undergoing a predetermined selection process. Salima was first published in 2026 by AIS Litera Media, Indonesia. It is published 4 (four) times a year, in February, May, August, and November, and is openly accessible.