Al-Mada: Journal of Religion, Social, and Culture, Volume 7, Number 1 (2024), features authors affiliated with higher education institutions across Indonesia, representing at least three provinces: East Java, North Sumatra, and Central Java. The majority of contributors are affiliated with institutions in East Java, while other contributions come from universities in North Sumatra and Central Java. This geographical distribution demonstrates the journal's national academic reach and its engagement with scholarly communities from different institutional and regional backgrounds.
In terms of thematic coverage, the articles in this issue are closely aligned with the journal's Focus and Scope, particularly in Islamic studies, religious moderation, da'wah, sociology, culture, Islamic law, and contemporary social issues. The contributions address topics such as religious pluralism in coastal communities, the transformation of da'wah, religious moderation, Islamic preaching strategies, child marriage and local culture, the implementation of Islamic legal opinions, digital da'wah communication, the impact of technology on early childhood, nationalism and Islamic jurisprudence, and the relationship between Prophetic traditions and local wisdom. This interdisciplinary coverage reinforces Al-Mada's role as an academic platform for exploring the intersections of religion, society, and culture through diverse scholarly perspectives.
Published:
2024-03-22
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