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Islamic Studies Review
ISSN 2829-1816 · Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia · 70 artikel di indeks
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AI and Islamic Jurisprudence
This study examines contemporary Islamic legal responses to Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the broader discourse on Islam’s engagement with modern science and technology. Historically, Muslim jurists (fuqahāʾ) and muftīs have responded to technological innovations through context-specific…
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Political Loyalty in Modern Islamic Thought
This paper argues that mainstream Muslim schools of thought support multiple loyalties, including country, ethnicity, tribe, and religion. First, we provide a summary of the major positions held by various Muslim schools of thought regarding the concept of al-walāʾ wa-l-barāʾ (loyalty and…
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The Illusion of Certainty
This study explores the nature and methods of biomedical reasoning to ascertain its epistemic standing. The analysis of the metaphysical presuppositions that undergird contemporary biomedicine as well as its logical weaknesses is needed, since biomedicine, when appropriated from within the Islamic…
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Qawmī Madrasah Education in Bangladesh
This paper examines qawmī madrasah education in Bangladesh as a distinctive site for traditional Islamic scholarship, where the preservation of religious authority is continuously negotiated alongside the demands of modern educational structures. Drawing on qualitative fieldwork conducted in four…
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Beyond the Veil
The hijab has been a controversial issue in Morocco, despite the country's Muslim majority and the constitutional declaration of Islam as the state religion. This study examines contemporary debates surrounding the hijab in Morocco. It analyzes the discursive strategies of both opponents and…
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Beyond Debt: Islamic Experiments in Global Finance
Daromir Rudnyckyj. Beyond Debt: Islamic Experiments in Global Finance. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 2019. It is remarkable how few scholars of Southeast Asia have thought to look to Islamic finance, and how few scholars of Islamic finance have paid attention to Southeast…
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Aceh and Mindanao: A Comparative Study of Postcolonial Muslim Experiences in Democratic States
This study offers a comparative analysis of the postcolonial experiences of Muslim communities in Aceh (Indonesia) and Mindanao (Philippines), focusing specifically on the impact of colonialism on institutions, legal structures, and religious identity. Both regions, while sharing a Muslim-majority…
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The Role of CIPSI in Epistemic Decolonization: Integrating Islamic Philosophy and Local Wisdom into Educational Reform in Indonesia
This paper explores the role of the Center for Islamic Philosophical Studies and Information (CIPSI) in decolonizing education in Indonesia, focusing on its efforts to challenge colonial influences by integrating Islamic philosophy and local educational systems into the curriculum. CIPSI…
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Reimagining Tradition: Faisal Kamandobat and the Fusion of Islamic Values, Poetry, and Contemporary
Discourses on globalization, contemporary art and tradition often revolve around power dynamics, positioning them in binary terms of domination or emancipation. This paper proposes an alternative framework that moves beyond power relations, emphasizing the role of Bildung—a process of cultural and…
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Navigating Belonging and Identity: Representation of Indonesian Muslims in the United Kingdom
Indonesian Muslims, despite navigating their adaptations to new life circumstances in the United Kingdom, actively contribute to the country's socio-cultural landscape through academia, festivals, art exhibitions, and culinary events that promote and preserve Indonesia’s cultural heritage…
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Deconstruction of Women’s Testimony in Fiqh: Promoting Gender Equality in Hilal Sighting Through Sociological and Astronomical Perspectives
This study aims to deconstruct the traditional views in Islamic jurisprudence regarding women's testimony in the determination of the beginning of lunar Islamic calendar months, by examining gender equality through the perspective of the sociology of change and Islamic astronomy. This process…
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Studying Islam in the Arab World: The Rupture Between Religion and the Social Sciences
Education plays a central and pivotal role in the fabric of societies and is a crucial aspect of human development. Governments, scholars, and institutions have long worked to enhance systems that deliver both meaningful knowledge to learners and effective ethical guidance. This issue is…
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Muslims and Humour. Essays on Comedy, Joking, and Mirth in Contemporary Islamic Contexts
In 2015, French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo became a global symbol of free speech after a deadly attack on its office, following its publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad. The Western world rallied around the slogan Je suis Charlie, hailing the magazine as a bastion of comedic…
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Foreword
Seventy years ago, Indonesia hosted one of the most renowned conferences in modern history: the Asia-Africa Conference. Since that pivotal 1955 Bandung moment, numerous commemorative events have been held by governments, academia, and civil society across the globe—particularly in major cities of…
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Interpreting the Qur’an: Non-Muslim as Mufassir
This essay presents a reflective intellectual history of the author’s engagement with Islamic studies, specifically the challenges and insights inherent in a non-Muslim attempting to interpret (tafsīr) the Qur’an. Drawing upon decades of scholarship at the Australian National University and…
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Chronological Order for Qur’anic Hermeneutics: Al-Tafsīr al-Ḥadīth of ʻIzzat Darwaza
This paper analyzes the methodological stakes of interpreting the Qur’ān through tartīb tanzīlī/tartīb al-nuzūl (chronological order of revelation) by examining ‘Izzat Darwaza’s al-Tafsīr al-Ḥadīth and the hermeneutical “value added” created by sequencing sūras along the arc of revelation rather…
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From Mā Warāʾ al-Nahār to the Southeast Asian Archipelago: Tracing Ibn Sīnā’s Intellectual Connections
It is commonly assumed that major thinkers (such as al-Fārābī, Ibn Sīnā, and al-Bīrūnī) were Arabs, whereas in fact, they originated from Central Asia. Considering the profound contributions these thinkers made not only to the intellectual heritage of the Islamic world but also to global thought…